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10-31-2009, 04:06 AM
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Registered Member
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What Don't You Like About Your TSX?
Just curious as I have only had mine for a little over two weeks and can't really find much I don't like about it. If I were to pick something I guess it would be that the ride when going over bumps. Coming from an Accord I would say the ride is definitely more harsh but I understand the reason why. A sport sedan needs to be this way to handle curves better.
If I had a second generation TSX my complaint would be about the smiley face, front grill. I think that's the only thing, style-wise on that car that I feel is unappealing but it's a big thing as the grill is the "face" of the car. IMHO, smiley face grills belong on cheaper, cutesy cars like a Miata, Yaris or a Beetle.
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10-31-2009, 05:27 AM
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mjsparky363
Location: Hudson Valley, NY
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I have an 05 and I hate the seats. On a 12 hour trip couldn't straighten up after it. I take the truck now. Only other thing I didn't like where the very noisy Michelin OEM tires. Since went to General summer only and Dunlop snows. I have 75000 on the car and have not had 1 single problem other than the tires and windshield wipers.
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10-31-2009, 05:45 AM
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Hayai
Location: Sandwich Islands
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I don't like that its 07 and KPro isn't available.
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10-31-2009, 07:53 AM
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I love my Honda!
Location: Toronto, Canada
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There isn't anything that I really dislike about the car. I'm not a fan of leather seats but the TSX's aren't bad. I just wish it came with the Recaro seats like the Euro R. I also wish the bluetooth and 06+ engine was available in the 04s and 05s.
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10-31-2009, 08:13 AM
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Registered Member
Location: Northern Virginia
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Maybe it's just me, but I find that my right knee is uncomfortable against the center console bolster. I also wish the steering wheel buttons were illuminated. Overall though, I'm very satisfied with the car.
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10-31-2009, 11:03 AM
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Registered Member
My Ride: 2006 Acura TSX Grey
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Dont get me wrong I love love love my tsx but I do have a few rants.
1.) the seats are comfortable but only if I sit perfectly upright, if I slouch like I used to my A** will hurt like hell haha.
2.) road noise over 70 mph has me constantly checking that all the windows are up
3.) maybe its related to how I drive but with this car it seems to need balances, and alignments more often than it should
besides that I love this car and find it plenty quick enough even though I have the 5AT and love the beautiful sound of the engine when I rev it 
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10-31-2009, 11:51 AM
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Donating member
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I lost the count of the threads with roughly the same title.... why not just continue one of the old ones? lol
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10-31-2009, 12:59 PM
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Registered Member
Location: Calgary, Canada
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IMO,
- stock suspension is such a compromise. Ride height, too compliant, soft rubber bushings, small sway bars, etc.
- small front and rear brakes
- HVAC control panel is too complex. Dual zone, auto, recirc, etc..
- Backlit instrument panel too gimmicky. A simple, easy to read panel is all you find in performance cars.
- lack of OBDII port programmer. Having to send in your ECU for aftermarket programming is old school.
However the good things about the TSX far outweigh the minor things.
Good luck finding a perfect car
..Joe
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2006 Premium White TSX, 6MT. Wifey's daily driver.
CT short shifter & aluminum shift tower bushings. M3 lip, debadged.
DIY CAI/K&N fillter. DIY exhaust (2nd resonator removed). Progress RSB.
Summer: 17x7.5, ET50mm Sport Edition's. 225/50ZR17 BFG Super Sport A/S.
Winter: 16x6.5, ET45mm OEM RSX. 195/65R16 Nokian winter radials.
Red "not an ashtray" painted black.  > http://tsxclub.com/forums/member-int...tsx-owner.html
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10-31-2009, 01:20 PM
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Registered Member
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Annoying harmonic vibration on steering and pedals. Dealerships can't find nothing wrong !!
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10-31-2009, 01:28 PM
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Registered Member
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There is no where to rest my left arm on long trips. I am 6.2 and the arm rest is just way too low for me. This is about all I can find wrong and that is alright by me.
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10-31-2009, 01:54 PM
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Registered Member
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It's hard to find things to complain about the TSX. My only gripe would be the Drive By Wire system. It's difficult to drive smoothly; the car jerks every time I take my foot off the throttle (like when I'm coasting to a red light). I still haven't perfected smooth shifting in low gears; it's probably due to my inability to drive stick, but I'm gonna blame it on DBW.
The suspension could be better, but keep in mind that the car is an Accord in other markets. They definitely could of upgraded the suspension for a sportier feel. In the end, I may be biased, but there's really no entry-level sports sedan that is better.
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10-31-2009, 01:58 PM
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i hate how they dont make a dash kit if i wanted to install an aftermarket head unit... costs like 500 bucks to bring it out to the shop to get a kit done (remove the storage unit and coinholder).. but then youd have two head units... =/
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2005 Acura TSX non-navi debadged
Cheap Fixes:
Engine: K&N Typhoon 69-series CAI
Interior: iJDMtoy Bright White LEDs | Blue Neon Lights (under seats)
Audio: JL Audio 6x9s | JL Audio 12V3 Subwoofer in custom fiberglass box | JL Audio 500/1 amp
Exterior: Bright White LED Licence plate lights | 20% tint all around | Stock rims painted gloss black | Painted black calipers | Brembo Blank Rotors on Hawk Pads
Future Mods: Hondata, Mugen Lip Kit, Mugen Sports Grille, TSW Asan5 18" Alloy Rims on Falken Tires, Comptech Headers, Comptech Exhaust, JL 6.5" components
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10-31-2009, 02:17 PM
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Registered Member
My Ride: Acura TSX/2006/ASM
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the leather seats are poor quality in my opinion! or, am i just the only one experiencing that?
but, like everyone else, i love my TSX and am sad to be away from it for 1.5 years as I may be leaving for Taiwan D:
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Exterior: 28% tint, Nokya Hyper Yellow Fogs
Engine: Comptech Icebox, Hondata Reflash
Interior: Blue LEDs
Suspension: Comptech swaybar
Wheels: Weds Sport TC-005 18x7.5 +43
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10-31-2009, 03:14 PM
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Un-Civil Engineer
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The DBW sensitivity is the primary dislike. The only other complaint is that its just a little too small with the car seat in the back. The passenger has to move the seat too close to the dash. Just minor annoyances.
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10-31-2009, 03:41 PM
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Registered Member
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Quote:
Originally Posted by TSX_WS
I lost the count of the threads with roughly the same title.... why not just continue one of the old ones? lol
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Comes from me still being fairly new here, I'm afraid. I've read many of the older threads already but hadn't come across one with this topic. Darn and here I was thinking I was being original...lol.
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