Cool Things About The Euro Accord (TSX)... Please share

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Them Witches

Discussion Starter · 12 mo ago

I wanted to share some pics of the TSX and the front aluminum control arms, double wishbone front and 5 link rear. The rear has aluminum knuckles. The TSX would be a great race car IMO and a good candidate for RWD or AWD.

Shot of the front subframe and assembly:

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katman

· #3 · 12 mo ago

fyi, the CL7 accord also has factory lightweight rear calipers (aluminum iirc). my buddy owned a legit Spoon cl7 accord for several years and sold it to a fella in texas who races it in global time attack.

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katman

· #6 · 12 mo ago

yea thats one long ass axle! seems like they're not even using a half-shaft.

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katman

· #8 · 12 mo ago

Them Witches said:
may be the TSX's half shaft is shorter than the others

no way, at least not USDM ones. They're longer than RSX/EP3/8th gen civic half shafts.
My friends CL7 accord ran regular style TSX axles.

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katman

· #10 · 12 mo ago

Bjorn said:
I can confirm the euro r half shaft is significantly longer than the integra, civic version. That's one change i had to make when using the euro r for my civic swap.

say, you wouldn't happen to have access to Euro-R CL7 service manuals ecu pin out pages?

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