Tsx 04 a-spec suspension
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Tsx 04 a-spec suspension
I was thinking about getting the A-spec suspension and the dealer quoted me at $1500 installed is that good or bad? It seems high, but I dont know so thanks.
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Originally Posted by Big Pimpin
I was thinking about getting the A-spec suspension and the dealer quoted me at $1500 installed is that good or bad? It seems high, but I dont know so thanks.
that's way high! DIY and save $$$$$
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Just a thought....possibly answered before...
The TSX comes stock with the same suspension for MT and AT, however the A-Spec comes in two versions. I have an MT and it rides very high (leaving room for the extra weight of an AT). If I get the A-Spec for MT, wont that be a larger drop than if somebody with AT got A-Spec?
The TSX comes stock with the same suspension for MT and AT, however the A-Spec comes in two versions. I have an MT and it rides very high (leaving room for the extra weight of an AT). If I get the A-Spec for MT, wont that be a larger drop than if somebody with AT got A-Spec?
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if you change to A spec suspension. does it affect the camber at all? or affect anything else?
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Originally Posted by Howard911s
if you change to A spec suspension. does it affect the camber at all? or affect anything else?
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO get teins they are a little bit more but you can also control your height... IMO i realllllllly dont like the way the aspec kit sits on the tsx
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Originally Posted by jlukja
Careful fellas (and ladies, if any), he's posting from British Columbia so he might be quoting Canadian dollars.
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I just got my new 2005 TSX last week and I had the A-Spec suspension installed. I fought with them and got them to do an alignment as well, despite them telling me that "Acura doesn't require one"... our agreement was if it comes up out of spec the alignment is on the house, if not I pay for it. It was definitely out of spec (heel/toe), so it was free.
I asked about the camber and the guy that did the alignment (I didn't get a printout because the printer was down I guess) said the rear-camber is slightly out of spec, but in his opinion, not enough to justify a camber kit. He said watch the tires, but it should be fine...
Your price of $1500 Canadian ($1236.60 US) dollars is WAY high..... I got the suspension for $640 (had them pricematch acuraparts247.com) and they charged me $175 for installation... just over 2 hrs of labor....
I asked about the camber and the guy that did the alignment (I didn't get a printout because the printer was down I guess) said the rear-camber is slightly out of spec, but in his opinion, not enough to justify a camber kit. He said watch the tires, but it should be fine...
Your price of $1500 Canadian ($1236.60 US) dollars is WAY high..... I got the suspension for $640 (had them pricematch acuraparts247.com) and they charged me $175 for installation... just over 2 hrs of labor....
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