Acura TL Accessories and Aftermarket Parts
Acura TL parts accessory are created to add a performance edge to your TL and the perfect accessory to dress up your TL. Auto Accessory Store carries a variety of aftermarket parts and accessories as well as OEM Acura parts and accessories for the TL. Performance parts from Acura OEM exterior accessories, factory Acura interior accessories. If you need your Acura to stand out from the pack Auto Accessory Store has what it takes to achieve that. Get what you need to make your TL your own.
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Air Intakes
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Brake Rotors
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Electronics
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Exhausts
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Fuel Management
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Ignition
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Pulleys / Gears
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Acura TL Accessories Parts Accessory for TL
If there's an ongoing theme to the TL, Acura's variation on the Honda Accord, it's the concept of more. More leather and wood, more nice stuff, more size, more power. At one time, all Hondas only had four cylinders, so the first edition of this Acura, then called Vigor, was content with five. The next Accord got a V6, so the Acura (now TL) gained a better one. Then the Accord grew a bunch and got stronger than ever, so the TL grew in tandem, dropped the five-cylinder entirely, sprouted a whole new V6 with 25 more horses, then injected another 35 on top of that in a special high-performance Type S edition shortly after. With the Accord raising the bar every year, you do what you can to stay ahead.
This time, Acura concentrated on performance, and how could they not? You're not even in the game these days unless you have serious go-power, and on that matter Acura is more serious than ever. Now that the plebian Honda is packing an astronomical 240 horses, Acura shoved into the TL a total of 270 (the original had 176) along with a 24% stiffer body, the largest and widest wheels of any Acura in history, and a standard features list so extensive - including a groundbreaking stereo - that there's only one item on the option sheet. How long can they keep this up?
Acura was clearly instructed to give the TL a distinct personality. Some of its differences hit you early on in the drive, such as a gas pedal that's clearly a lot stiffer than in any other car wearing the Honda or Acura badge. The TL's got the juice, but it wants you to work for it.
Some differences hit you later. Honda/Acura veterans are accustomed to driving on the freeway with two hands thanks to steering that's too slow to keep up with one-hand inputs. Here in this TL, the ratio was dropped all the way down to a quick 15.4:1, and it feels even lower. The car reacts urgently; glance over your shoulder and you might find yourself lane drifting. As a fan of quick steering racks, I liked it after getting used to it, though it is a little strange adapting the dual habits of shoving your foot while restraining your arms.
Then there's the part you knew: the excelleration. A lot of people (critics, mostly) have complained that Acura went overboard here, overloading the TL with an onslaught of torque that overwhelms the front tires when the driver actually uses it. Maybe, but most of them were driving stick-shifted TLs. Our sample was among the 85% that are sold with automatic, and one blessing of this inefficient transmission choice is the indirect connection between the engine and wheels, which dampens the forces of torque steer. Flooring the pedal does chirp the tires, but the TL never twisted the wheel out of my hands. So don't worry: the TL's 238 pounds-feet of torque is lots, but not too much to handle.
And you'll want to ride those 270 horses all day. That's great output for a 3.2 liter engine (compression is up to 11:1 these days) and they energize the TL with a fantastic-sounding high-end rush. Little price was paid in reaching that number, as the TL earned the Ultra Low Emissions Vehicle award and returned all of 25 MPG, proving once again that as long as you keep engine size under control, there's no such thing as too much horsepower. In fact, let's switch those cylinder heads from SOHC to DOHC and add VTEC to the exhaust side of the equation! Do I hear 290 horsepower? 300?
An Accord is still an Accord, and the easier you drive, the more you recognize the TL's commonalities. Light steering around town. A not-too-great turning circle (hmm, those wide wheels). Smooth drive-by-wire throttle (new for this generation). A long front overhang that's prone to driveway scrapes. A five-speed automatic transmission that's smooth but heavily biased in favor of downshifting (difference: Acura gives you a SportShift gate that works great). Even the automatic TL's dual double-wishbone suspensions feel nearly identical in setting, which means the ride can get a little snappy sometimes (especially at illegal speeds) but is comfortable overall. It's really quiet until the road noise turns on, and then it really turns on. That's the natural symptom of P235/45R17-sized tires on 17x8-sized wheels - shallow shoes on big feet. Such thin rubber also lets the bumps in the road occasionally steer the car.
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Acura TL Accessories Parts Accessory for TL will fit:
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Acura Parts Accessories
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2.2 CL
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2.3 CL
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2.5 TL
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3.2 CL
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3.2 TL
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3.5 RL
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CL
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EL
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Integra
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Legend
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MDX
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NSX
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RDX
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RL
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RSX
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SLX
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TL
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TSX
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Vigor
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