Some new parts.....
06-16-2006, 01:32 PM
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Originally Posted by deanlim
Actually my car is artic blue.... it on the thread http://www.acura-tsx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30937
06-17-2006, 10:02 AM
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Nice new toys man, always feels good to get new things and put them in your ride.
I'm glad you like the Mugen Intake, that thing was too $$$ for me.
I'm glad you like the Mugen Intake, that thing was too $$$ for me.
01-05-2007, 12:23 PM
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Ressurecting the dead here, but what are your impressions of the H&R front and rear sways, if you don't mind? I'm wondering if this is a worthwhile competitor to the standard Comptech v. Progress decision.
01-05-2007, 06:36 PM
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Wow, haven't seen this thread in awhile. Anyways, I don't regret purchasing the H&R sways. Even though the TSX handles amazingly in stock form, I did feel slightly less body roll (I dropped the car on Tein SS before I installed the sway bars) and slightly better steering response. I don't feel any major understeer or oversteer with the front sway bar in place, but I haven't been auto-x in the car. For every day use, these sways are more than adequate.
The H&R rear sway measures slightly smaller at 20mm as compared to the Comptech rear 22mm. The stock rear sway measures in at 15mm. I can't offer any comparison since I haven't had the Comptech on my car. Hope this helps somewhow.
The H&R rear sway measures slightly smaller at 20mm as compared to the Comptech rear 22mm. The stock rear sway measures in at 15mm. I can't offer any comparison since I haven't had the Comptech on my car. Hope this helps somewhow.
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