Does anyone know when the HFP suspension will be released for the Si sedan??
I really want to get it, but I can't find it anywhere. I have seen a couple sites stating it will be released in Spring 07.

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks Aaron

 

spring hopefully around march/april.. i'm waiting also

 

why won't the one's for the fg's work?

 

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Yeah, I thought since there was only 60 lbs difference in weight between the two that the difference in spring rate would be negligable, if anything maybe lowering the sedan a tad bit more (not a bad thing)

I understand that the weight distribution may be different and require different rates for that reason. That's the only thing I know of... unless there are physical suspension differences (like there are with the rear sway bar)

 

I know that there are parts that cross over, but I really don't want to be the test subject to find out. I do know that the Injen CAI for the coupe fits the sedan.

 

so the si comes with the same suspension as the ex and other models? ... someone told me that they came with hfp suspension. haha dammit

 

Si comes with Si suspension, Ex with Ex suspension...
Each has it's own HFP kit. Stock Si is still better than stock Ex.. HaHa!

 

http://forums.clubsi.com/ubbth...age/1

 

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Each has it's own HFP kit. Stock Si is still better than stock Ex.. HaHa! </TD></TR></TABLE>

and amazingly enough, ALL the parts are interchangeable! image that.. HaHa!

 

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and amazingly enough, ALL the parts are interchangeable! image that.. HaHa! </TD></TR></TABLE>

If you wanna run incorrect (not optimized) strut valving and spring rates be my guest. I understand they will all bolt up, but the part numbers are different for a reason.

 

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If you wanna run incorrect (not optimized) strut valving and spring rates be my guest. I understand they will all bolt up, but the part numbers are different for a reason. </TD></TR></TABLE>

they're not marginal enough to be like "don't run the Si HFP suspension on your EX, it will **** your **** up" .. maybe the other way around it definitely don't want to do that, but i dont' see any ryhme or reason why NOT to run an Si suspension on an EX

 

Your front end might sit up a little higher than stock (K20 is a little heavier, not much) which like I said affects spring rate and strut valving not just for the front, but the rear. The car should stay balanced, which is why Honda engineered 2 stock suspensions and 2 HFP suspensions for the civics.

I'm not quite sure why you think running si suspension on an EX is beating the system and putting you ahead of the game... I understand not putting Ex suspension on the si, but I wouldn't advise the other way either. Buy the correct parts for your car. Just my $.02

Not trying to start a fight with ya SeanJohn, just not understanding your logic

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">they're not marginal enough to be like "don't run the Si HFP suspension on your EX, it will expletive your **** up" .. maybe the other way around it definitely don't want to do that, but i dont' see any ryhme or reason why NOT to run an Si suspension on an EX </TD></TR></TABLE>

<FONT SIZE="6">WHY IS THIS A DEBATE?
THIS ISN'T A DEBATE THREAD</FONT>

why the hell did you even feel the need to click on thread titled "HFP Suspension for the Si Sedan".

So you could come in here thinking that your the man cuz you got an EX and the Si is just doomed to nothing-ness? Does it make you feel better to come in here to talk trash and say that the si suspension will fit on your EX

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by IT GUY &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
Not trying to start a fight with ya SeanJohn, just not understanding your logic </TD></TR></TABLE>
hm, maybe i misunderstand what you wrote orginally (in all honesty i havent actually read the whoel thread... ur post just caught my eye)

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<FONT SIZE="6">WHY IS THIS A DEBATE?
THIS ISN'T A DEBATE THREAD</FONT>

why the hell did you even feel the need to click on thread titled "HFP Suspension for the Si Sedan".

So you could come in here thinking that your the man cuz you got an EX and the Si is just doomed to nothing-ness? Does it make you feel better to come in here to talk trash and say that the si suspension will fit on your EX </TD></TR></TABLE>

 

Tre, do you know if there will be a totally separate part # for Si sedan. I remember you saying that after the body kit, you were leaving the dealership. I really want to get this wheel gap down and want to use the HFP suspension. I am willing to wait for the right kit and saw the "HFP Si Sedan" somewhere on the net.

 

Nice link man!! I wonder what he used. I am not a member on that site so I cannot post.

 

he used the HFP suspension. He is a manager at the honda dealership he did it all at. I can post a specific question for you if you have one

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by bbRedSi &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">he used the HFP suspension. He is a manager at the honda dealership he did it all at. I can post a specific question for you if you have one</TD></TR></TABLE>

If you would ask him if he used the Si coupe HFP kit, or if the Si sedan HFP kit has been released, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks alot, Aaron.

 

he said that the hfp suspension for the si is for the coupe and the sedan, heres the link again if you wanna read his posts, he'll be putting up more pics of it in a couple days
http://forums.clubsi.com/ubbth...age/1

 

a little further down it says that there will be a separate hfp suspension set for sedans in the spring.