Difference between US TypeR and JDM TypeR suspension??
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Difference between US TypeR and JDM TypeR suspension??
Hi...
I was just wondering wut the difference is between the US and JDM "R" suspension.
my buddy might be buying a jdm setup, but i wanna know if something is missing from the setup up hes looking at, will that part be hard to find or will Us parts work....???
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I was just wondering wut the difference is between the US and JDM "R" suspension.
my buddy might be buying a jdm setup, but i wanna know if something is missing from the setup up hes looking at, will that part be hard to find or will Us parts work....???
Thanx
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Re: Difference between US TypeR and JDM TypeR suspension?? (Eg_TypeR)
I dont know exactly what youre talking about..... the jdm rear sway is a mm thicker than its american counter part. As for springs and shocks...i think theyre the same..
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Re: Difference between US TypeR and JDM TypeR suspension?? (Eg_TypeR)
^^that depends on what year... The axles and hubs really arent part of the suspension.
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Re: Difference between US TypeR and JDM TypeR suspension?? (Eg_TypeR)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Eg_TypeR »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">are the hubs not in the front knuckles??
is that no part of it??...lol</TD></TR></TABLE>
You are talking about a 5lug conversion.... Yes sussy/knuckles/hubs usually are part of the deal..
is that no part of it??...lol</TD></TR></TABLE>
You are talking about a 5lug conversion.... Yes sussy/knuckles/hubs usually are part of the deal..
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Re: Difference between US TypeR and JDM TypeR suspension?? (Eg_TypeR)
Im not sure if you can call the front wheel bearings as apart of the suspension but the jdm ones are different. You can use a CRV, and I think the Accord front wheel bearing as a replacement though.
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Re: Difference between US TypeR and JDM TypeR suspension?? (an2ny888)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by an2ny888 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">jdm type r springs are different, they're shorter than usdm</TD></TR></TABLE>
I'm not sure this is correct.
If memory serves me correctly, springheight is the same from USDM to JDM. The only difference being that the JDM front springs have a bit more springrate. The rears are the same.
Also, the rear swaybar is slightlyh larger and the rear upper control arm is different, as well.
I'm not sure this is correct.
If memory serves me correctly, springheight is the same from USDM to JDM. The only difference being that the JDM front springs have a bit more springrate. The rears are the same.
Also, the rear swaybar is slightlyh larger and the rear upper control arm is different, as well.
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Re: Difference between US TypeR and JDM TypeR suspension?? (Todd00)
here are some pics showing that they are different. as you can see from the first pic, the jdm itr front springs have 9 coils. the usdm front springs in the second pic have 10 coils
JDM ITR FRONT SPRINGS
USDM ITR SPRINGS
JDM ITR FRONT SPRINGS
USDM ITR SPRINGS
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Re: Difference between US TypeR and JDM TypeR suspension?? (mugenracer)
look closer also you can see the paint markings are definitely different
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