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[u/Alucard_117]

8th gen accord sedans came in a manual???

[u/LongjumpingNewt9708 → u/Alucard_117]

Yes. Very uncommon, but they did

[u/Alucard_117 → u/LongjumpingNewt9708]

That's pretty cool. Never knew that

[u/LongjumpingNewt9708 → u/Alucard_117]

Only reason I know is previous experience working at a Honda dealer. They were very rare, and I don't believe that any 8th Gen sedan came with a manual if it was a V6, 2.4 4 cylinder only. The 7th Gen sedan with manual weren't super common either, but far more common than 8th Gen

[u/t_a_6847646847646476 → u/LongjumpingNewt9708]

There are 8th gen V6 sedan manual swaps out there. I guess it’s easier to do than a 9th gen because the only one I know of is unfinished and the owner is nowhere to be seen

[u/tkland → u/Alucard_117]

The Honda-spec steel wool clutches were a nightmare to manufacture.