http://www.autoblog.com/2007/10/03/spy-shots-2009-acura-tsx/
A hotter Type-S model should also appear with around 260hp coming from an up-tuned version of the 2.3L turbocharged motor found in the RDX. The sportier model will feature a 6 speed auto/manual DSG gearbox, and is expected to feature Honda’s Super Handling All Wheel Drive system
The people demanded it: An affordable four door sport sedan incorporating the performance and luxury benchmarks the high-end division of Honda has become known for. Last spring, the people got what they wanted: The Acura TSX, with a 2.4-liter, 200-hp engine hooked to a six-speed manual, race-bred suspension and a roomy, plush interior as only Acura could construct it. Priced between $25,000 and $30,000, the TSX offers potential buyers a high degree of bling for not a lot of cash, and puts other entry level European and Japanese luxury performance vehicles squarely in its sights.Naturally, a car like this targets a different buyer than that who would purchase, say, an RSX Type S, so you aren’t going to see a whole lot of modified TSX vehicles running around out there–at least not at this early stage. Then again, if its one thing we know, it’s that no matter the vehicle, there’s always someone who’s ready to wrench on it and wring the very last drops of performance from the powertrain and chassis.
Having said that, meet the latest addition to the long list of project cars from DAZZ Motorsports, a 2004 Acura TSX. According to Joey Ortega, sales and marketing manager for DAZZ, the company chose this platform because, well, no one else had. “It’s a little different platform than others we’ve done in the past,” he said. “Also, with the popularity of cars like the 350Z and Evo VIII, we wanted to bring Honda/Acura vehicles back into the spotlight and show people that they’re still great cars to modify.”
http://www.importtuner.com/features/0407it_dazz_motorsports_acura_tsx/index.html
http://www.raceinspired.com/s-63-acura-tsx.aspx
Big list of parts for 2003-2007 Acura TSX / Honda Accord Euro ranging from
Blitz Nur-Spec Universal Muffler
Apexi N1 ExTi Universal Exhaust
AEM Short Ram Intake Acura TSX
ACT Heavy Duty 4Pad Solid Race Clutch Kit Acura TSX
D2 Racing RS Coilover Damper Kit Acura TSX
DC Sports 4-2-1 Two Piece Ceramic Header Acura TSX
Eibach Pro Kit Lowering Spring Acura TSX
Fujita Cold Air Intake Acura TSX
Fujitsubo Legalis-R Dual Catback Exhaust
HKS Super Sequential Blowoff Valve (SSQV)
Megan Racing Coilover Damper Kit Street Series Acura TSX
Tanabe Medalion Touring Catback Exhaust Acura TSX LA-CL9
Tein Super Street Coilover Damper Kit Acura TSX
Unfortunately Comptech have closed their doors and are no longer in business. This is very bad news for owners of TSX’s / Euros as now they won’t be able to buy the great Comptech Supercharger kits anymore. Hopefully Greddy, HKS and other performance brands get some more support out for the K20/K24 engine