PRELUDE - EIBACH PROKIT**# 4008.140
Anyone know off hand if 3rd Gen Prelude springs will fit on a CRX?. I'm thinking the only difference would be the drop.
Eibach Part # for CRX is 4007.140. Prelude is 4008.140
Thanks
Eibach Part # for CRX is 4007.140. Prelude is 4008.140
Thanks
Last edited by jacksonww; Aug 1, 2010 at 09:29 PM.
Different part numbers mean different spring rates and dimensions. why not just buy the correct spring for the car?
The prelude had a b20 engine, which was several hundred pounds heavier than the D-series, so i am sure their spring rates are higher than the crx's rates.. my money is on "if they fit, they will be so stiff you won't have teeth left after the first drive". maybe that's what you are looking for though.
The prelude had a b20 engine, which was several hundred pounds heavier than the D-series, so i am sure their spring rates are higher than the crx's rates.. my money is on "if they fit, they will be so stiff you won't have teeth left after the first drive". maybe that's what you are looking for though.
the prelude b20 was NOT several hundred more
Id **** myself if it was more then 50 pounds over
Ive had to change a few. a CRV b20 is heavier, and certainly not even 100 pounds heavier
Id **** myself if it was more then 50 pounds over
Ive had to change a few. a CRV b20 is heavier, and certainly not even 100 pounds heavier
b-series engines on average are about 100lbs heavier than a sohc d-series.
Different part numbers mean different spring rates and dimensions. why not just buy the correct spring for the car?
The prelude had a b20 engine, which was several hundred pounds heavier than the D-series, so i am sure their spring rates are higher than the crx's rates.. my money is on "if they fit, they will be so stiff you won't have teeth left after the first drive". maybe that's what you are looking for though.
The prelude had a b20 engine, which was several hundred pounds heavier than the D-series, so i am sure their spring rates are higher than the crx's rates.. my money is on "if they fit, they will be so stiff you won't have teeth left after the first drive". maybe that's what you are looking for though.
Thanks everyone.
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