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Its a habit... I can't leave anything stock very long. I've only owned my 2014 MSM EX 6spd Accord for one week.
To celebrate my 1 week of ownership, I performed the following mods today.
OEM Leather Steering Wheel
Rear Lip Spoiler
Clutch Delay Valve / Device Removal (CDD)
Cut / Turned / Welded factory shifter for better orientation
There are a lot of DIYs and vids on deleting the CDD on the TSX. The new Accords are very similar even though it is a different part number for the clutch slave cylinder. I can confirm the process is the same, and it wasn't hard to do.
I know there has been a lot of talk back and forth on why someone should complete this mod. For me, it was personal preference on how it makes the clutch engagement feel. In my opinion, it is much more direct feeling and consistent. Additionally, this mod didn't cost me anything to do. You simply remove a part from your stock clutch slave cylinder. If you don't like like it... you can put it back in.
I have completed this mod on several vehicles over the years, and I've never regretted it. I noticed an immediate improvement and I am happy with the results.
To celebrate my 1 week of ownership, I performed the following mods today.
OEM Leather Steering Wheel
Rear Lip Spoiler
Clutch Delay Valve / Device Removal (CDD)
Cut / Turned / Welded factory shifter for better orientation
There are a lot of DIYs and vids on deleting the CDD on the TSX. The new Accords are very similar even though it is a different part number for the clutch slave cylinder. I can confirm the process is the same, and it wasn't hard to do.
I know there has been a lot of talk back and forth on why someone should complete this mod. For me, it was personal preference on how it makes the clutch engagement feel. In my opinion, it is much more direct feeling and consistent. Additionally, this mod didn't cost me anything to do. You simply remove a part from your stock clutch slave cylinder. If you don't like like it... you can put it back in.
I have completed this mod on several vehicles over the years, and I've never regretted it. I noticed an immediate improvement and I am happy with the results.