Do I need to buy two of these shocks for my Acura TSX?

It's generally recommended to replace shock absorbers in pairs for consistent handling and ride quality. For your TSX, you would typically replace both the left and right front shocks at the same time.

What is the main difference between the EnduraPro and EnduraPro Plus shocks?

The EnduraPro Plus shocks are designed to be a direct replacement for your factory shocks, maintaining the original ride height and feel. They utilize a twin-tube design with oil and gas to provide reliable damping.

Does this shock absorber come with any mounting hardware?

This product listing is for the shock absorber itself. It's recommended to refer to the manufacturer's installation instructions or consult with a professional to determine if any additional hardware is needed for installation.

Tein EnduraPro Plus Shock Absorber VSB90-B1MS2-R

Name: Tein 09-14 Acura TSX (CU2) Right Front EnduraPro Plus Shock
Brand: Tein
SKU: tein-tein-09-14-acura-tsx-cu2-right-front-endurapro-plus-shock-t14-446119
Price: 124.80 USD
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Tein 09-14 Acura TSX (CU2) Right Front EnduraPro Plus Shock

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Tein 09-14 Acura TSX (CU2) Right Front EnduraPro Plus Shock

Key Features

Fits 2009-2014 Acura TSX (CU2) right front.
Tein EnduraPro Plus shock absorber.
Twin-tube design for reliable damping.
Oil and gas filled for consistent performance.
Designed as a direct replacement for the original shock.

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Product Details

This is the Tein EnduraPro Plus shock absorber for the right front of your 2009-2014 Acura TSX (CU2). It's designed to replace your original shock, helping to restore the ride quality and handling you expect from your vehicle.

The EnduraPro Plus line from Tein is built to be a reliable replacement for your factory shocks. They use a twin-tube design, which is a common and effective way to manage suspension movement. This shock absorber is filled with oil and gas to help control damping, which is crucial for keeping your tires planted on the road and providing a comfortable ride. It's a well-built option if you're looking to replace worn-out shocks without changing the vehicle's original ride height or feel.

When you're replacing a shock absorber, it's often a good idea to replace them in pairs – meaning both the left and right front shocks at the same time. This helps ensure consistent handling and ride characteristics on both sides of the car. Refer to the manufacturer's installation instructions for specific details on replacing your shocks.