Drop forks???
Re: Drop forks??? (CR-X)
yea they had some a while back. DOHCDX has the only pair i have acually seen, there hella sweet. they were taken off the market for redesign, but i guess they forgot about them.. 
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Re: Drop forks??? (91ReXSI)
Ive personally never seen them or even knew of their exsistence until now...
i have heard of drop spindles...they run about 3-400 bucks, require 15" wheels, available in red or blue.....Available from Ryane Motorsports....
Drop forks would be cool i guess...who makes them?
i have heard of drop spindles...they run about 3-400 bucks, require 15" wheels, available in red or blue.....Available from Ryane Motorsports....
Drop forks would be cool i guess...who makes them?
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Re: Drop forks??? (91ReXSI)
Chech the http://www.g2ic.com board. A member modified his strut to sit lower in the front fork giving him about another inch of suspension travel. This could possibly be done on an ef also.
here is the link to the thread. Again, its been awhile since i wrenched on an EF, but I think it would work. http://www.g2ic.com/forums/showthrea...&threadid=5829
[Modified by brinks, 4:58 AM 12/23/2001]
here is the link to the thread. Again, its been awhile since i wrenched on an EF, but I think it would work. http://www.g2ic.com/forums/showthrea...&threadid=5829
[Modified by brinks, 4:58 AM 12/23/2001]
Re: Drop forks??? (brinks)
yea they come as a set with drop forks and pro arms, the arms are camber adjustable and are shortend so you get about an inch and a quarter or a drop there wery nice!
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Re: Drop forks??? (DOHC DX)
They dont look cheap to me! nobody I know has used them, but come on they cant be "cheap" A part like this has to be made pretty well doesnt it? I mean if this product were to fail, this company wouldnt be in business right?
As far as red or blue...thats just the color they chose to powdercoat them in...
Dont tell me a product is crap based on color and looks...I mean say i didnt like silver and orange...that would mean Hasport is Crap...right?
[Modified by eraser, 9:03 AM 12/24/2001]
As far as red or blue...thats just the color they chose to powdercoat them in...
Dont tell me a product is crap based on color and looks...I mean say i didnt like silver and orange...that would mean Hasport is Crap...right?
This is a special front spindle designed to lower the front of the vehicle by 1 1/2" without changing any of the control arm angles relative to the vehicle chassis. This is the industry-approved method of suspension lowering as it does not alter the manufacturer's geometry design.
In automotive circles the word spindle is used to describe an assembly which consists of a spindle, an upright member (which separates the upper and lower ball joints), a steering arm and a variety of brackets for mounting brake components etc. The actual spindle is the shaft about which the wheel rotates. On a "lowering spindle assembly", the shaft is raised in relation to the upright member, thereby having the effect of lowering the vehicle relative to the wheel.IMPORTANT WHEEL FITMENT NOTICE
A minimum of 15" wheels are required. Maximum wheel back side spacing is 143mm (5 5/8"). The back side spacing is measured from the wheel mounting surface to the innermost edge of the wheel rim. The dimensions above INCLUDE the tire bulge, if any. Wheel size examples to be used as a rough guide:
7" wide with up to 41mm positive off-set
7.5" wide with up to 35mm positive off-set
8" wide with up to 28mm positive off-set Ryane Motorsports will not be held responsible for improper wheel fit. The combination of wheel rim off-set and width will directly affect the tire/ fender clearance. Please keep this in mind when ordering our steering knuckles to fit with your existing wheels or if ordering new wheels to fit with our steering knuckles.
In automotive circles the word spindle is used to describe an assembly which consists of a spindle, an upright member (which separates the upper and lower ball joints), a steering arm and a variety of brackets for mounting brake components etc. The actual spindle is the shaft about which the wheel rotates. On a "lowering spindle assembly", the shaft is raised in relation to the upright member, thereby having the effect of lowering the vehicle relative to the wheel.IMPORTANT WHEEL FITMENT NOTICE
A minimum of 15" wheels are required. Maximum wheel back side spacing is 143mm (5 5/8"). The back side spacing is measured from the wheel mounting surface to the innermost edge of the wheel rim. The dimensions above INCLUDE the tire bulge, if any. Wheel size examples to be used as a rough guide:
7" wide with up to 41mm positive off-set
7.5" wide with up to 35mm positive off-set
8" wide with up to 28mm positive off-set Ryane Motorsports will not be held responsible for improper wheel fit. The combination of wheel rim off-set and width will directly affect the tire/ fender clearance. Please keep this in mind when ordering our steering knuckles to fit with your existing wheels or if ordering new wheels to fit with our steering knuckles.
[Modified by eraser, 9:03 AM 12/24/2001]
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