09 TSX PMM w/ HFP 19"... New Pics!
Thanks Bro! I was very hesitant about the new TSX when I first saw it.. but it really grew on me, and after I purchased it and especially the mods I have done, its by far the best TSX Ive owned out of the previous two I owned (2004 and 2006). If you get one, you wont regret it!
This is my first Automatic since the other two were six speed, and I am very impressed with how responsive the auto is... very fun to drive. Its definitely no race car, but its a amazing car to drive.
Hey Euro2JDM,
Quick question. Did you happen to take a picture of the back of your HFP wheels before you installed them. I need to check for spacer stud clearance but cant find a picture online of the back surface of the wheel where the studs go. Wanted to see if you happened to take a pic. If not I will just take the wheel off, but figured I would check for pics first. Thanks, hows the car coming along?
Quick question. Did you happen to take a picture of the back of your HFP wheels before you installed them. I need to check for spacer stud clearance but cant find a picture online of the back surface of the wheel where the studs go. Wanted to see if you happened to take a pic. If not I will just take the wheel off, but figured I would check for pics first. Thanks, hows the car coming along?
Adding some updated pics with the spacers and window tint. Got some other mods on the way so using this as my build progress page.
10MM Front and 15mm Rear Ichiba Spacers (Before Tint):

35% Tint:


Installed the Yellow Lamin-x film on the fogs. Next up is the rear window spoiler and Mugen visors.
10MM Front and 15mm Rear Ichiba Spacers (Before Tint):

35% Tint:


Installed the Yellow Lamin-x film on the fogs. Next up is the rear window spoiler and Mugen visors.
Updated Pictures - Added Lamin-X fog covers
Here are some updated pics with the yellow Lamin-x fog covers. Getting the roof spoiler and Mugen visors next. Will post pics when installed.


Yes, anything over 5MM requires longer studs which I used in the rear and front, but got the V2 studs for the front since they are easier to install. Save yourself the work and get the V2 Ichiba's as they bolt directly onto the stock studs and are hub centric.
I am running Toyo Proxes 245/35/19
I am running the H&R Sport Springs, still holding strong after two years of use and I have no rubbing whatsoever but I am also not aggressively flush with the fender either, close, but not hella flush
No camber kit, I just make it a point to rotate every 3000-5000 miles. With that being said I just went through my first replacement tires so I got almost two years out of my first set. That also speaks highly for Toyo, really great tires!
I could have sworn that they were gunmetal more than bronze.... the car looks great, it's my reference for looking into H&R springs.
Scooter, added you to this thread, hope you don't mind. Thanks.
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