The crx hf is the lightest honda right? Also what does it weigh stock?

 

The lightest Honda? I don't think it is.

 

Ok lemme just be more specific i wanna find the lightest shell so i can pick one up and turn it into a street car.

 

Im pretty sure the 88 crx hf is the lightest 2g crx.

 

Lightest Honda? I'd venture to guess the HHT25SLTA weedwhacker - dry weight is 13 lbs. Maybe you should be a little more specific so we can help you out?

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Most cars I know of are already street cars . . .

 

compared to almost all the cars out there, all the EFs and CRXs are pretty darn light.

 

try a HACHI ROKU ???? lol 2000lbs or something like that its lighter than a crx and the 4agze bolts in with wiring and you have 160hp with 150lbs of trq an dyou can turbo it and boost up to 300hp and have over 200lbs of trq Whahahhaha RWD format thats a beast...

 

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The AE86 is not lighter than a CRX, other than maybe the '90-91 Si.

 

try 1819 for my 1988 Crx HF. its the lightest, and has better LCA than the others.

http://www.crxsi.com/specs.htm

 

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Care to explain why? Or are you just repeating misinformation you've read on the internet?

 

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how the **** is it misinformation. when the hf is the only crx that has the same type LCA as the ITR.

 

i think what he's saying is... just because the ITR has them, doesn't mean they're golden. there's no proven advantage, unless you want to use ITR shocks, which are too tall to work the best anyway.

 

We SO desparately need a sticky that explains the deal with the 88 rear LCAs.

 

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Wrong. All '88 model USDM CRXes used the stamped "box" LCA with the eye-style lower shock mount. All '89 and newer USDM CRXes used the cast "beam" LCA with the fork-style lower shock mount.

There is no handling advantage to be had by using the stamped LCAs. Just because they are found on the USDM ITR and most JDM double-wishbone Civic/CRX/Integra models doesn't mean they are "better."

Most dampers for 2G CRX/4G Civic that can be easily found in the US have a fork-style lower mount for the cast "beam" LCA, so there is actually a larger and more plentiful choice of suspension setups for those.

 

My 91 DX weighs 2046lbs dry

 

wait, if your just using the shell, wtf?! You want the lightest shell not car completely

 

Well, if you really want a lightweight shell to start with, try an '85 CRX HF at a curb weight of 1713 pounds...

Mike

 

check this out: http://www.superhonda.com/foru...05706 "master weight list" says my '94 VX is LIGHTER than a CRX si....

 

now when they say curb weight that is including full tank of gas and full of oil my 88 hf weys 1780 with a quarter tank of gas atleast that is what the scale at the local landfill says

 

1988 Honda CRX Si MT 2017
1988 Honda CRX DX MT 1922
1988 Honda CRX HF MT 1819
1989 Honda CRX Si MT 2138
1989 Honda CRX DX MT 2048
1989 Honda CRX HF MT 1834
1990/1 Honda CRX Si MT 2174
1990/1 Honda CRX DX MT 2103
1990/1 Honda CRX HF MT 1967