I've recently noticed a "thunk" sound in the front when hitting a bump hard enough at a fast enough speed; it almost seems as if the shocks are bottoming out and slamming into the bump stops, but I doubt that as the distance compressed by the shocks can't be that much based on the bump in the road.
Anyone heard/felt something similar or have any ideas as to what may be happening?
PS--it's a loud and harsh enough thunk to make the dash shutter some

 

A blown or defective shock will "thunk" even at slow speeds with little travel.

 

I don't think it's that though because it only happens when hitting really big bumps. I don't really think it's shock-related, but it just sounded like it could be. I'm not sure what it is at this point though, and I don't know if I would be able to reproduce it to show the dealer what's happening, so I don't think taking it to the dealer will help much

 

AND left TPMS are busted and just today, 10/19, the coffee holder busted. Beginning to think that 65% USofA content is the problem. NEVER had any issues with ANY honda product before (all Hondas. This is our first Acura. Beginning to wish we traded our 02 CRV for a new CRV).