Wagon Short Shifter/bushing Question
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89HONDA CIVIC wagovan questions
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short shifter for 88-91
bushing kit for 88-91
and or springs from 88-up civic work on a 2WD 1989 honda civic wagovan? I just bought it and looking to improve.
[Modified by low-tech assassin, 10:29 PM 10/20/2002]
short shifter for 88-91
bushing kit for 88-91
and or springs from 88-up civic work on a 2WD 1989 honda civic wagovan? I just bought it and looking to improve.
[Modified by low-tech assassin, 10:29 PM 10/20/2002]
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Re: 89HONDA CIVIC wagovan questions (low-tech assassin)
best I can tell by looking in my 89 honda wagon service manual it should have the same shifter linkage as the other civics. the springs will work but the rear struts will have to be changed to regular civic struts, as they have a longer spring, and the spring mount is lower on the shock body. but it will work cause i had coilovers on regular shocks on mine for awhile.
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Re: 89HONDA CIVIC wagovan questions (civicwagonman)
the rear struts will have to be changed to regular civic struts, as they have a longer spring, and the spring mount is lower on the shock body.
so, theoretically...if you install wagon REAR struts on say...a HATCH, will it lower the hatch (with stock hatch/crx/sedan springs)?? if so, by how much?
hmm...very interesting...
[Modified by Ham'ed Hatch, 7:14 AM 10/21/2002]
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