Ive been an owner of a 99 accord v6 coupe for a while, after long deliberation ive finally decided to get rid of it as it was causing me more and more problems plus it had the worst auto trans ever and everytime i got in it i was like crap i want stick shift. so i figured instead of fixing it and buying all these useless performance parts that dont even give me any performance i finally purchased a Sliver 6mt w/Navi . As soon as i take out my subs and my indash tv from my accord I can go ahead and take my TSX home. congratulate me guys.

 

Congrats

and welcome.

 

Welcome!

 

congrats man!
enjoy

 

Nice. You wont regret it. Those subs will be necessary in your new TSX btw, stock audio needs work (don't they all?) That indash TV can go on eBay though... if you wanna get crazy on your TSX look into the nav2tv converter on the audio board here.

Welcome! Don't forget to sign the new owner sign-in thread.

 

Congrats nice upgrade.

 

Congratulations. Learn to love the "search" feature. You'll find pretty much everything you could possibly need to know about the tsx on this board.

 

congrats

 

Congrats and welcome to AZ!

 

welcome!

 

so i finally took delivery of my brand new car, kinda sucked letting the accord go since it was my first car, so far i like the tsx, any tips driving a manual cuz i kinda suck, i drove fine when i was just driving in the mall after hours but when i got on real streets i kept stalling i think i was a bit nervous. once i get going om fine tho. thanks for the warm welcome and im looking forward to all the modding

 

how much did you pay OTD?

 

Rev to 3k, dump clutch, guarantee no stall.

 

No tips, sounds like you're doing it the old fashioned method. You'll soon get the hang of the balance between throttle and clutch. Modding is fun, you'll see a lot of options. Have fun.

 

yea i figure ill get the hang of it soon, im really excited to finally have a manual ive been craving it ever since i bought my auto accord a year ago, i paid 28k be4 taxes, its not bad not great either, the dealer is a very good dealer so im happy, cant wait to go drive it, ima find errands to run just so i can drive it .

 

I'm going to say this before anyone else does.

 

How did you know you wanted a stick if you haven't really mastered it?

I remember when I first started learning, I was frustrated to heck when I constantly stalled, or couldn't nail the perfect shift.