So got a CSX Loaner today from the dealership...
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So got a CSX Loaner today from the dealership...
and let me say GAWD DAMN I miss my TSX...
not to say that it's not a nice little car but I would've far preferred to have my old EK to the new CSX... the stock suspension leaves a lot to be desired, it's 'firm' but not responsive... so you feel bumps but when you turn or switch lanes the car still rolls alot..
I guess it's not purely apples to apples because I've been lowered in teins for the past year, but the first 5 or 6 months with the stock susp in the car felt way better than this.
A few other things I don't like are the fact that the heat **** is right below the stereo ****... not super confusing after a while but at first it had me turning the heat up instead of turning the volume up...
also the mock 'dsg' is pretty crappy and not responsive at all yeah that definitely shocked me
the size of the car also takes a bit of getting used to, as you are seemingly super close to the front bumper with the extended dash/windsheild...
it has great visibility tho, and the speedo is located perfectly and easy to see when you're driving.
and the engine gets real loud even before hitting vtec, although you do feel a little bit of vtec when it kicks in, vs my civic that all it did was scream louder but pull the same...
I miss feeling vtec...
not to say that it's not a nice little car but I would've far preferred to have my old EK to the new CSX... the stock suspension leaves a lot to be desired, it's 'firm' but not responsive... so you feel bumps but when you turn or switch lanes the car still rolls alot..
I guess it's not purely apples to apples because I've been lowered in teins for the past year, but the first 5 or 6 months with the stock susp in the car felt way better than this.
A few other things I don't like are the fact that the heat **** is right below the stereo ****... not super confusing after a while but at first it had me turning the heat up instead of turning the volume up...
also the mock 'dsg' is pretty crappy and not responsive at all yeah that definitely shocked me
the size of the car also takes a bit of getting used to, as you are seemingly super close to the front bumper with the extended dash/windsheild...
it has great visibility tho, and the speedo is located perfectly and easy to see when you're driving.
and the engine gets real loud even before hitting vtec, although you do feel a little bit of vtec when it kicks in, vs my civic that all it did was scream louder but pull the same...
I miss feeling vtec...
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true... holy but for $28K? ...
... for 8 K more that's a base TSX...
<----- can't wait to see their new line up for '09 with new TSX and TL both are rumoured to have Type-S variants with SH-AWD... also possibly turbo
... for 8 K more that's a base TSX...
<----- can't wait to see their new line up for '09 with new TSX and TL both are rumoured to have Type-S variants with SH-AWD... also possibly turbo
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Yeah I feel with those options prices are gonna go up... altho our dollar is stronger maybe it's a better time to go to the states to buy..
got a bit better taste on the drive back to the stealership... the shifting is smooth I'll give it that, and the dash layout is nice to look at, appealing to the eyes... also the quality of the seats is definitely better than the EL used to be... altho no lumbar so that sucks, cuz the EL used to have lumbar...
got a bit better taste on the drive back to the stealership... the shifting is smooth I'll give it that, and the dash layout is nice to look at, appealing to the eyes... also the quality of the seats is definitely better than the EL used to be... altho no lumbar so that sucks, cuz the EL used to have lumbar...
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8K is a big jump bro. that's the difference between having a CSX and a CBR or just a TSX.
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Yeah, more interesting now with everything at par. Would be interesting to see if anyone from Canada grabs one of the 1000 produced Mugen edition Si's..........
Can I say interesting anymore times in a sentence? Interesting.......
Can I say interesting anymore times in a sentence? Interesting.......
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ah my bad, I forgot the 4dr SI existed now... well in that case revise my statement to say it should STAY a honda brand and never have moved over to CSX type s...
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and let me say GAWD DAMN I miss my TSX...
not to say that it's not a nice little car but I would've far preferred to have my old EK to the new CSX... the stock suspension leaves a lot to be desired, it's 'firm' but not responsive... so you feel bumps but when you turn or switch lanes the car still rolls alot..
I guess it's not purely apples to apples because I've been lowered in teins for the past year, but the first 5 or 6 months with the stock susp in the car felt way better than this.
A few other things I don't like are the fact that the heat **** is right below the stereo ****... not super confusing after a while but at first it had me turning the heat up instead of turning the volume up...
also the mock 'dsg' is pretty crappy and not responsive at all yeah that definitely shocked me
the size of the car also takes a bit of getting used to, as you are seemingly super close to the front bumper with the extended dash/windsheild...
it has great visibility tho, and the speedo is located perfectly and easy to see when you're driving.
and the engine gets real loud even before hitting vtec, although you do feel a little bit of vtec when it kicks in, vs my civic that all it did was scream louder but pull the same...
I miss feeling vtec...
not to say that it's not a nice little car but I would've far preferred to have my old EK to the new CSX... the stock suspension leaves a lot to be desired, it's 'firm' but not responsive... so you feel bumps but when you turn or switch lanes the car still rolls alot..
I guess it's not purely apples to apples because I've been lowered in teins for the past year, but the first 5 or 6 months with the stock susp in the car felt way better than this.
A few other things I don't like are the fact that the heat **** is right below the stereo ****... not super confusing after a while but at first it had me turning the heat up instead of turning the volume up...
also the mock 'dsg' is pretty crappy and not responsive at all yeah that definitely shocked me
the size of the car also takes a bit of getting used to, as you are seemingly super close to the front bumper with the extended dash/windsheild...
it has great visibility tho, and the speedo is located perfectly and easy to see when you're driving.
and the engine gets real loud even before hitting vtec, although you do feel a little bit of vtec when it kicks in, vs my civic that all it did was scream louder but pull the same...
I miss feeling vtec...
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