diagrams of rsx and civic suspensions
12-07-2002
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this is the best I could do in short notice.
civic front shock
RSX front shock
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[IMG]/forums/themes/orbitz/paperclip.gif[/IMG] rsx front shock.JPG (50 Kb)
civic front shock
RSX front shock
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[IMG]/forums/themes/orbitz/paperclip.gif[/IMG] rsx front shock.JPG (50 Kb)
12-09-2002
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Rep Power: 344 well, they have diff. spring rate and strut rate...
and the same goes for the rear..
the front subframe is different... the rear is the same I believe... and they got more stock bars through out the car than we do. sorta.
check on www.hondaautomotiveparts.com and compare the diagrams and parts.
and the same goes for the rear..
the front subframe is different... the rear is the same I believe... and they got more stock bars through out the car than we do. sorta.
check on www.hondaautomotiveparts.com and compare the diagrams and parts.
12-11-2002
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Rep Power: 0 the struts one the rsx are a bit shorter than the civic's (yes I have held them hand in hand to each other in real life) but if you are going for lowering anyways rsx coilovers would work.
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