TEIN VSP93-X1EA2 EnduraPro Basic Rear Shocks for 13-17 Honda Accord

Vehicle Fitment

• 2013-2017 Honda Accord (specific chassis/engine variant not fully confirmed - see note below)

Fitment Notes

• Important: A closely related part number, VSHD7-X1EA2, is also sold as "13-17 Honda Accord EnduraPro Basic Kit - Rear Pair" by the same retailers. These are very likely different sub-model fitments within the 9th-gen Accord (e.g., 4-cylinder vs. V6, or sedan vs. coupe), but I could not confirm the exact distinction between the two SKUs from available sources. Do not assume this part is interchangeable with VSHD7-X1EA2 - confirm your Accord's exact trim, engine, and chassis code (CR2/CR3 sedan or CT1/CT2 coupe) against Tein's official fitment lookup or with a dealer before ordering
• Rear pair - this is a set of 2 rear shocks, not a front kit
• This is the EnduraPro Basic tier - fixed damping, no adjustability, positioned below Tein's standard EnduraPro and EnduraPro Plus lines

Features

• OE-shape design uses the vehicle's original spring and upper mount - no ride height change from installation
• Designed to replace worn or leaking OE dampers while improving ride quality and handling
• Compatible with Tein lowering springs for a more aggressive setup if desired down the line
• Sealed structure production method combines high quality construction with reduced manufacturing cost
• Manufactured and assembled at Tein's factory in Yokohama, Japan

Specifications

• Series: EnduraPro Basic
• Position: Rear (sold as a pair)
• Damping Adjustment: None (fixed damping)
• Compatible Springs: OEM or Tein lowering springs

Included Components

• 2x Rear Shock Absorbers (EnduraPro Basic, OE-shape)

Product Description

This kit follows the same value proposition as Tein's other EnduraPro Basic parts: an OE-shape rear shock built for straightforward replacement of worn or leaking factory dampers on the 9th-generation Accord, without the added cost of adjustable damping.

Given the fitment ambiguity flagged above, I'd treat this listing as incomplete until the exact sub-model distinction between VSP93-X1EA2 and VSHD7-X1EA2 is resolved - most likely by checking Tein's official parts lookup with a specific VIN or trim, or by contacting Tein directly. Publishing this with a blanket "2013-2017 Honda Accord" fitment risks a customer with, say, a V6 sedan ordering a part actually meant for a 4-cylinder coupe (or vice versa), which is exactly the kind of mismatch the verification standards here are meant to catch before a listing goes live.