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Hi everyone, I'm interested in this Honda OEM Sport Suspension kit 08W60SEA600B . But for some reason this kit does not appear on Honda accessories dealer internal website for the 2.4 Type-S CL9 (mine is a 07) only for 2.4 Executive. Any idea why this kit might not be suitable for the Type-S ?

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I don't think it worths the conversion to that merc wheels, that is a classic wheel design you can find that design on a lot of manufacturers without the hassle doing conversions or others... I believe ATS wheels manufacturer build the wheels for AMG maybe you want to check there, too.

I have a reverse camera from ebay ( the one that replaces one of the plate number lights) , but I'm not satisfied about the image quality. For instant during light day , it absorbs too much lights and the visibility is not so great. And also during the night the visibility is not so great...

Interesting stuff ... Is funny how Honda decided to use EPS where at least expected. I wouldn't expect the Euro-R to use EPS while CL9 uses hydraulic type. Then at the same time the JDM EP3 Type-R used hydraulic type but the Euro EP3 Type-R used EPS...

The 54 plate is a CL7 ? That will be odd then, because before having a CL9 I had a CL7 which had hydraulic steering type, too The only thing it comes to my mind is that in your UK market some CL cars were sold with LKAS systems, which I believe it does require EPS, in order for the LKAS to work...

The Euro and US CL9 does not have EPS, we have hydraulic steering. Only the Japanese Euro-R CL7 has EPS. Do you want to bet or something? Just look at my topic where I've installed Spoon steering rack bushes you will see the pictures and proof. Only the latest generation of Accord...

Only the Euro-R CL7 has EPS, the rest of the world CL9/CL7 have hydraulic type.

what intake did you choose?

That's great I'm looking forward for your review. Are you using stock discs or others . Do you have the part numbers for the DS2500 ?

The question from Dan101 was related to DS2500 pads for CL9 which I'm interested in too. Hamid said he put this pads on his car but he didn't give us un update. We still don't find this pads advertised on the Ferrodo Web page for CL9.

Thanks for the offer mate, I'll contact you once I get all the parts. Yes I thought more about this and I think I will go to the FlashPro route , hopefully it will fix my speedo, too as I have a 4.7 final drive (as the TSX has). I want to do it in stages, first stage I just want the FlashPro...

Very nice mod. Looking forward for the shift lights, too :)

more like Hondata ECU > stock ECU, see the differences and apply the relevant ones to the stock ECU to get something similar with the Hondata ECU but I don't know what those remaping tools can read and see/compare etc .. it will be good if a tuner can chime in and explain a little bit what can...

oh , yes, it can be done by Hondata but I want to know if our local (European) tuners can do it ? as Hondata don't care about anything else than USA market

Not sure, why you said I did answer my question ?

I'm just thinking Hondata sold lots of reflashed ECUs for TSX-es. Their program was simple, you send your stock ECU to them and they send you back your ECU reflashed. I pretty sure they used the same map for all those sold ECUs. From my research is possible to use a reflashed Hondata ECU for...

Yes maybe the 'clone' is not the right word. I'm wondering if from an engineer (remap tuner) point of view , having the proper tools to read the ECU, if is possible to read the Hondata ECU and do a ''diff '' , comparing the map from Hondata ECU with a stock ECU and tell the differences ? And...

flashpro + ECU + new software > 1500 - 2000 $ - is not worth for 20 whp ? clone a reflashed ECU - might cost nothing ... it was just an idea if is possible or not, as a friend of mine has a Hondata reflash ECU made unofficially for the Euro CL9, bought via CPL Racing - is running fine for...

Just something that crossed my mind ... a question for the guys involved in the remapping business, is it possible to clone a Hondata reflashed ECU (don't know the ECU code, yet). The clone to be made on a new ECU 37820-RBB-A21 ?