Mugen TSX on IGN.com
08-27-2005, 05:21 PM
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Mugen TSX on IGN.com
"Acura's sports sedan gets some Unlimited Power."
I like the subtitle. I wish I had that job.
http://cars.ign.com/articles/645/645777p1.html
I like the subtitle. I wish I had that job.
http://cars.ign.com/articles/645/645777p1.html
08-27-2005, 09:55 PM
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Originally Posted by theElio
Those are going to be my next set of wheels. It's been decided 
Goodbye SSR GT3s, hello Mugen NRs.
Goodbye SSR GT3s, hello Mugen NRs.The fitment of these particular NRs is a 18" x 7.5", 55 offset (actually an Odyssey fitment) and they had to run 10mm spacers to clear the Stoptechs.
Since they don't list them as fitting a TSX (only the 17" x 7" 53 is listed), there is some question as to wether or not they will clear the stock brakes without spacers.
The 17" x 7.5" A-Spec rims are a 55 offset, so the NRs should work, but sometimes different wheel designs will rub where other do not.
What I'm trying to say is, somebody has got to be the guinea pig
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08-27-2005, 10:47 PM
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Originally Posted by LannyM
The NRs are very sweet.
The fitment of these particular NRs is a 18" x 7.5", 55 offset (actually an Odyssey fitment) and they had to run 10mm spacers to clear the Stoptechs.
Since they don't list them as fitting a TSX (only the 17" x 7" 53 is listed), there is some question as to wether or not they will clear the stock brakes without spacers.
The 17" x 7.5" A-Spec rims are a 55 offset, so the NRs should work, but sometimes different wheel designs will rub where other do not.
What I'm trying to say is, somebody has got to be the guinea pig......
The fitment of these particular NRs is a 18" x 7.5", 55 offset (actually an Odyssey fitment) and they had to run 10mm spacers to clear the Stoptechs.
Since they don't list them as fitting a TSX (only the 17" x 7" 53 is listed), there is some question as to wether or not they will clear the stock brakes without spacers.
The 17" x 7.5" A-Spec rims are a 55 offset, so the NRs should work, but sometimes different wheel designs will rub where other do not.
What I'm trying to say is, somebody has got to be the guinea pig
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08-27-2005, 11:42 PM
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Originally Posted by LannyM
The NRs are very sweet.
The fitment of these particular NRs is a 18" x 7.5", 55 offset (actually an Odyssey fitment) and they had to run 10mm spacers to clear the Stoptechs.
Since they don't list them as fitting a TSX (only the 17" x 7" 53 is listed), there is some question as to wether or not they will clear the stock brakes without spacers.
The 17" x 7.5" A-Spec rims are a 55 offset, so the NRs should work, but sometimes different wheel designs will rub where other do not.
What I'm trying to say is, somebody has got to be the guinea pig......
The fitment of these particular NRs is a 18" x 7.5", 55 offset (actually an Odyssey fitment) and they had to run 10mm spacers to clear the Stoptechs.
Since they don't list them as fitting a TSX (only the 17" x 7" 53 is listed), there is some question as to wether or not they will clear the stock brakes without spacers.
The 17" x 7.5" A-Spec rims are a 55 offset, so the NRs should work, but sometimes different wheel designs will rub where other do not.
What I'm trying to say is, somebody has got to be the guinea pig
......There are also 18x7.5" with a 48 offset which I believe is a good offset for our car, am I wrong?
08-28-2005, 01:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Belzebutt
Love the kit, but I'll take the M3 lip spoiler any day over this fat mugen one. The only part of the kit I don't like.
NAh, I'll take the Mugen spoiler over the M3 lip anyday. Hands down!
08-28-2005, 07:00 AM
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Originally Posted by theElio
http://www.aj-racing.com/product.php...company=Wheels
There are also 18x7.5" with a 48 offset which I believe is a good offset for our car, am I wrong?
There are also 18x7.5" with a 48 offset which I believe is a good offset for our car, am I wrong?
KingMotorsports had checked on this a couple months ago and found only the 55 offset; don't know if this new or they just missed it........
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