FYI: found this today at the library
08-12-2002, 04:10 PM
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FYI: found this today at the library
i was looking up the book value of my car (95 EJ1) it will be for sale soon.
maybe this will put some debates to rest. which civic is the lightest/chassis code, etc...
maybe this will put some debates to rest. which civic is the lightest/chassis code, etc...
08-12-2002, 07:39 PM
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Re: FYI: found this today at the library (dogpile5)
I think it's already been covered very in-depth right here:
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=150315
TTT it every now and again so there will be no more debating.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=150315
TTT it every now and again so there will be no more debating.
08-12-2002, 09:55 PM
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Re: FYI: found this today at the library (B18C5-EH2)
not that i don't believe your post B18C5-EH2, its just nice to see it printed somewhere. those pages are from the NADA yellow book issued july 2002 for USDM vehicles.
TTT it every now and again so there will be no more debating.
08-13-2002, 06:00 AM
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Re: FYI: found this today at the library (B18C5-EH2)
according to the Nada book B18C5-EH2, you are incorrect in your weights of both the CX hatchback and all of the 4-doors. I guess the debate rages on.
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08-13-2002, 06:14 AM
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Re: FYI: found this today at the library (slowerthanu)
There is no debate.
I didn't take my weights from some second-hand book like the NADA or whatever.
The weights come straight from the HONDA sales broshures and service manuals from 1992.
I think my source is THE most credible, don't you?
I didn't take my weights from some second-hand book like the NADA or whatever.
The weights come straight from the HONDA sales broshures and service manuals from 1992.
I think my source is THE most credible, don't you?
08-13-2002, 08:26 AM
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Re: FYI: found this today at the library (thrashin)
dude, stop hatin' on B18C5-EH2, he is one of the most honest guys on this board!
i did find another source for civic inforamation...1994 honda civic sales brochure:
(sorry for the file size)
i did find another source for civic inforamation...1994 honda civic sales brochure:
(sorry for the file size)
08-13-2002, 08:37 AM
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Re: FYI: found this today at the library (dogpile5)
Oh 14 fricken lbs.
it's in the wheels.
Example 96 14" steelies weigh in at 18 lbs each.
96 14" alloys weigh in at 11.75 lbs each. Multiply each by 4 and you get.
72 lbs of wheels for the steelies.
47 lbs of wheels for the alloys.
Thats 25 lbs right there.
Of course in the 13's the weight is lighter for both so the difference is less but you get the idea.
it's in the wheels.
Example 96 14" steelies weigh in at 18 lbs each.
96 14" alloys weigh in at 11.75 lbs each. Multiply each by 4 and you get.
72 lbs of wheels for the steelies.
47 lbs of wheels for the alloys.
Thats 25 lbs right there.
Of course in the 13's the weight is lighter for both so the difference is less but you get the idea.
08-13-2002, 09:01 AM
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Re: FYI: found this today at the library (Spade)
Keep this in mind:
1994-1995 Civics had dual airbags, so the weights should be different from the 1992 ones listed in my posts.
1994-1995 Civics had dual airbags, so the weights should be different from the 1992 ones listed in my posts.
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Re: FYI: found this today at the library (dogpile5)
not that i don't believe your post B18C5-EH2, its just nice to see it printed somewhere. those pages are from the NADA yellow book issued july 2002 for USDM vehicles.
TTT it every now and again so there will be no more debating.
TTT it every now and again so there will be no more debating.
I got 3 million of those books at my work
08-13-2002, 10:04 AM
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Re: FYI: found this today at the library (B18C5-EH2)
Keep this in mind:
1994-1995 Civics had dual airbags, so the weights should be different from the 1992 ones listed in my posts.
1994-1995 Civics had dual airbags, so the weights should be different from the 1992 ones listed in my posts.
08-13-2002, 11:05 AM
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Re: FYI: found this today at the library (dogpile5)
thanks guys this is the sweetest ****... i get 42-46 mpg since my car is a colorado CX
and my car should be lighter than a VX being i have a CX with VX rims
wooo hooooo plus i dont have a stereo...
and tom;s sig is quite entertaining...alot of people are on the WRX bandwagon because its the type R of the 2000's
since my car is a colorado CXand my car should be lighter than a VX being i have a CX with VX rims
wooo hooooo plus i dont have a stereo...
and tom;s sig is quite entertaining...alot of people are on the WRX bandwagon because its the type R of the 2000's
08-13-2002, 01:44 PM
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Re: FYI: found this today at the library (ImprtTuner88)
Justin, where in the world did you get that signiture? RAOTFLMFAO!
case of
for the loser that knows what movie that is from... 
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