How can i make my CRX float like a Cadillac?
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How can i make my CRX float like a Cadillac?
what would be the best street suspension for the rex? i'm lookin into tein super street. i just want something that'll give me a smooth ride, not something fast on the corners. this IS a daily.
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When I first bought my teal 91 si, it came with what looked like almost new oem struts, and suspension technique lowing springs (silver).... That thing ran like a dream. So smooth, not stiff or too soft at all. Kinda reminded me of my old caddy. Might wanna look into that
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Re: How can i make my CRX float like a Cadillac?
got it. i dont want sidewall-rubbing-tire low, but i dont wanna be able to go muddin in it.
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like i said, silver suspension techniques lol. I kno by experience. The drop was decent too. I will post pics if ya want to see the drop
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This is the ST springs on oem struts, its a decent drop and going over bumps was SMOOTH and even from front to back. I really liked it and was suprised. Sorry for crappy pics but its all i have. I dont own the car anymore.
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Re: How can i make my CRX float like a Cadillac?
well i cant find the "silver" ones online, but there are some green ones. for just under 200
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I have no idea bout the green ones. Heres what im talking about http://keepmoving.ecrater.com/p/9471...988-1991-honda
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Re: How can i make my CRX float like a Cadillac?
If your gonna do spring/oem strut combo I would make sure to at least have a welder extend your tophats, or buy some top hats that someone alread fabbed.
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Re: How can i make my CRX float like a Cadillac?
I have no idea bout the green ones. Heres what im talking about http://keepmoving.ecrater.com/p/9471...988-1991-honda
http://stillen.com/product.asp?id=STSPRTSP01&c=SU&m=all
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Re: How can i make my CRX float like a Cadillac?
make sure your front and rear shocks are working and arnt too weak from a lot of mileage
and then bigger the tires you can get on your crx the better it stays in a straight line and in contact with the road. aslo certain types of tires directional tires are smoother and quieter
check your bearings tie rods axles to maintain a smooth quiet rid. oh and balance the **** out of your tires.
and then bigger the tires you can get on your crx the better it stays in a straight line and in contact with the road. aslo certain types of tires directional tires are smoother and quieter
check your bearings tie rods axles to maintain a smooth quiet rid. oh and balance the **** out of your tires.
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Re: How can i make my CRX float like a Cadillac?
^ill keep that in mind. i align my tires as soon as i get the car. i sill need an answer on the 1.8" or 1" drop. i saw one that sells both:
http://www.andysautosport.com/honda/...on_techniques/
i might just get the 1.8's because lower is better looking. any advice against that? would that sacrifice too much comfort?
http://www.andysautosport.com/honda/...on_techniques/
i might just get the 1.8's because lower is better looking. any advice against that? would that sacrifice too much comfort?
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