2005 Honda Accord Euro w/ FULL MUGEN KIT
10-07-2005, 07:07 AM
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2005 Honda Accord Euro w/ FULL MUGEN KIT
Hi everybody.
My name is steve and I own a 2005 Honda Accord Euro [TSX] in graphite.
I'm from Sydney Australia and have been lurking around both here and TSXCLUB.COM for a while now so decided to start a thread and post some pics of my pride and joy.
It's recently been fitted with the full mugen bodykit. Everything else is pretty much stock. gotta get some new rims and dump it....(next things on the list)
So enjoy the pics!
My name is steve and I own a 2005 Honda Accord Euro [TSX] in graphite.
I'm from Sydney Australia and have been lurking around both here and TSXCLUB.COM for a while now so decided to start a thread and post some pics of my pride and joy.
It's recently been fitted with the full mugen bodykit. Everything else is pretty much stock. gotta get some new rims and dump it....(next things on the list)
So enjoy the pics!
10-07-2005, 08:09 AM
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very nice many. always loved the mugen kit.
10-07-2005, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by LoveMyTSX
Sweet 
Where did you get the blue engine parts? Very clean.....love the Mugen grill. Gives it an agressive look 
Where did you get the blue engine parts? Very clean.....love the Mugen grill. Gives it an agressive look 
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10-07-2005, 03:57 PM
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that looks so nice! i just purchased a tsx in carbon grey and was wondering how the whole mugen kit would look on it. after looking at your car i think i'm sold!
10-07-2005, 05:35 PM
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hmm...the mugen grill looks to have a more box-like cutout than i remember, is this because its a CL9?
btw, love the valve cover and fuse box
whats with the "grounding kit"?
btw, love the valve cover and fuse box
whats with the "grounding kit"?
10-07-2005, 07:28 PM
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Its running stock 17" rims
xizor
lol could not agree with you more. needs to be dumped....
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excellent choice on the CG! Here in australia, so many CG's around though....cuz with nighthawk black, you get an awful cream interior and i think the reason why there are a lot ofCG's around is cuz its the cloeset thing to black....with black interior.
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yeah i cant be bothered buying a JDM dipstick so im just gonna spray it black
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hmm not sure but there are 2 types of mugen grilles.....the one with full front bar replacement and just the grille replacement that uses the stock front bar. mines the full replacement so yeah....dont know if its because its a CL9 or not but i cant see why this should be a factor cuz CL9 and CL7 has the same chassis....
the "grounding kit" is there purely for rice. lol. it claims to give u better petrol consumption, clearer/crisper sounds and beter throttle response as well as other things....i havent fully used all the grounding wires yet cuz i cant be bothered atm....and havent noticed much of fuel consumption cuz i hit redline and VTEC quite a bit!
Its running stock 17" rims
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lol could not agree with you more. needs to be dumped....
AcuraEnvisioned
excellent choice on the CG! Here in australia, so many CG's around though....cuz with nighthawk black, you get an awful cream interior and i think the reason why there are a lot ofCG's around is cuz its the cloeset thing to black....with black interior.
kaliraver69
yeah i cant be bothered buying a JDM dipstick so im just gonna spray it black
madmanmax3000
hmm not sure but there are 2 types of mugen grilles.....the one with full front bar replacement and just the grille replacement that uses the stock front bar. mines the full replacement so yeah....dont know if its because its a CL9 or not but i cant see why this should be a factor cuz CL9 and CL7 has the same chassis....
the "grounding kit" is there purely for rice. lol. it claims to give u better petrol consumption, clearer/crisper sounds and beter throttle response as well as other things....i havent fully used all the grounding wires yet cuz i cant be bothered atm....and havent noticed much of fuel consumption cuz i hit redline and VTEC quite a bit!
10-08-2005, 03:37 AM
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Originally Posted by me_kevinly
LOL hey stephen, its kevin from OZhonda forum
LOL how come suddenly your share the pics to clubtsx and here
after you mod a month later
LOL how come suddenly your share the pics to clubtsx and here
after you mod a month later
hahaha i dunno decided to show off the car now since its got a kit on and all
before it was just a stocky.....nothin much to show
10-08-2005, 07:50 PM
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hey stephen - i still recon you should go for suspension first then leave the wheels untill the tyres wear out. I think the standard 17's actually go with the kit nicely and with a drop they'd defintiely look the part - what do u recon?
10-09-2005, 12:04 AM
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hey chris!!!!! didnt know u were on this forum too!
yeah ive been thinkin about it A LOT lately......just got my taax returns back. LOL so i have money again......
i dunno.....still contemplating on either gettin rims and sellin the stock 17's or gettin the teins......
but yeah i HAVE seen a few lowered euros with stock 17" rims and i gotta say it looks pretty good....
yeah ive been thinkin about it A LOT lately......just got my taax returns back. LOL so i have money again......
i dunno.....still contemplating on either gettin rims and sellin the stock 17's or gettin the teins......
but yeah i HAVE seen a few lowered euros with stock 17" rims and i gotta say it looks pretty good....
10-09-2005, 09:20 AM
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haha yea was here before ozhonda actually. 
i seriously recon you should go with the teins - im loving mine
then while your saving up for rims i might be able to convince you to get some super light weight forged 17's or 18's
(then i can come steel them)
i seriously recon you should go with the teins - im loving mine
then while your saving up for rims i might be able to convince you to get some super light weight forged 17's or 18's
(then i can come steel them)
10-09-2005, 10:22 AM
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hahahahaha chris mate im lookin at gettin RAYS 57pro rims or some deep dish chromies lowenhart LS1's.....
washed the car today and decided on rims first......wheel guard is massive up close and yeah, needs bigger rims......the 17's look lost in my guards...
washed the car today and decided on rims first......wheel guard is massive up close and yeah, needs bigger rims......the 17's look lost in my guards...
10-10-2005, 07:19 AM
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thanks man!
yeah i found a decent panelshop who has had A LOT of exp in fitting bodykits. and their prices werent too much either.
i would def. go back there again. damn nice finish for a fibreglass kit....
yeah i found a decent panelshop who has had A LOT of exp in fitting bodykits. and their prices werent too much either.
i would def. go back there again. damn nice finish for a fibreglass kit....
10-10-2005, 09:18 AM
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Beautiful! But yes, you need to drop it like its hot! The Mugen kit is the hottest kit made yet and is somewhat of a waiste without the car being lowered. Love the kit!
10-10-2005, 09:19 AM
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yea the fitment was top notch ay, no flaws at all.
i just did an image search for RAYS 57pro - if you get those i will personally drive down to sydney to shake your hand hahaha. I really like the style of em.
i guess you just have to decide whether you want a showy racer sorta look or a showy pimp sorta look.
i just did an image search for RAYS 57pro - if you get those i will personally drive down to sydney to shake your hand hahaha. I really like the style of em.
i guess you just have to decide whether you want a showy racer sorta look or a showy pimp sorta look.
10-10-2005, 10:25 AM
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Originally Posted by CJams
Beautiful! But yes, you need to drop it like its hot! The Mugen kit is the hottest kit made yet and is somewhat of a waiste without the car being lowered. Love the kit!
and dont u worry. im gettin the TEIN's real soon
10-10-2005, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Chris_F
yea the fitment was top notch ay, no flaws at all.
i just did an image search for RAYS 57pro - if you get those i will personally drive down to sydney to shake your hand hahaha. I really like the style of em.
i guess you just have to decide whether you want a showy racer sorta look or a showy pimp sorta look.
i just did an image search for RAYS 57pro - if you get those i will personally drive down to sydney to shake your hand hahaha. I really like the style of em.
i guess you just have to decide whether you want a showy racer sorta look or a showy pimp sorta look.
hahahah yeah chris, im torn. i mean, deep dish LS1 lownehart chromies will look SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO good i reckon.....but so will those silver/gunmetal 57Pro's.....
got a quote for the lowenharts in chrome, in 19's....5000 for just the bare rims.....
10-10-2005, 07:18 PM
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woah 5000... youll be looking at atleast 7000 or so including tyres. I recon go for the rays in 18" then and use the left over money for teins
10-11-2005, 02:21 PM
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I'm not huge fan of the Mugen kit, but it looks good on your car. Maybe it's the darker color that does it. A nice drop would definitely tighten up the package.
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