MrOtocinclus

... do your instructions specify the springs as #4077.140 for the 2008 Honda Accord?

I had these springs installed on Friday but didn't get a chance to look at the instructions until later, and just want to make sure I have the right springs.

Thanks!

09TSXTech

According to one of our sponsors Mr. Heel Toe Auto www.heeltoeauto.com, Eibach Pro-Kit Springs, 2009+ TSX CU2 FWD, 4077.140, you have the right springs.

How do you find the ride with the new wheels/tyres and springs?

DerwoodEE

Yup, mine are the same.

MrOtocinclus

OK, sigh of relief, thanks for the confirmations.

I actually find the ride equal if not better than stock. I've never driven a lowered car before and it was pretty surprising. Also, I never expected to actually feel the car grip the road more, but I do which is awesome because I'm much more confident with those fast corners.

09TSXTech

Eibach are great springs, I had it on my 90 Si and you can really notice the change in handling afterwards.

That said, I am getting the aspec suspension from Europe install today, with wife and 2 kids, I need a bit more clearance (it's 20mm or 0.8" drop).

MrOtocinclus

Nice, let us know how it goes.

Inter211

Is the aspec suspension from Europe the OEM 2009 Euro Accord suspension kit?

09TSXTech

That is correct, it's actually called Honda Sports Suspension on the package.

Inter211

Did you buy this part from Lings?
Let me know how the install goes...I was looking into perhaps getting this suspension kit.

BOOSTED09TSX

If you don't mind me asking where did you purchase the suspension kit from and how much?

09TSXTech

Yes, I got it from Lings.

Lings UK, US$1000 (includes S/H and duties and taxes coming into Canada)

Acura of Langley installed it ( 2.5 hours including 4 wheel alignment). The tech were eager to install them as they have only seen it on European website.


Here's the thread:
https://acurazine.com/forums/2g-tsx-tires-wheels-suspension-300/euro-sports-suspension-739830/