newbie question
what EG and EK stands for? and also when you say H22A1 wat h and A1 stands for? I believe 22 stands for 2.2L, correct me if i am wrong. What kind car has B20 engine? All i could find is that new CRV's. thanks.
EG= 1992-1995 civics hb
ek= 1996-2000 civics hb
h22a1= engine code for prelude
b20 is the crv engine code
[Modified by NeVeR bLoWn, 12:35 AM 3/16/2003]
ek= 1996-2000 civics hb
h22a1= engine code for prelude
b20 is the crv engine code
[Modified by NeVeR bLoWn, 12:35 AM 3/16/2003]
I'll add my question under this heading because it fits... Me and my friend were arguing: On the cheap adjustable coilovers (ground control, matrix, what have you; coilovers that are sleeves and springs) the shorter 2 springs go in the front or the rear? Both of our cars bounce like ****, but I think his is worse and he has the shorter ones up front...Im probly a dumbass but hey i wanna know whos right.
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I'll add my question under this heading because it fits... Me and my friend were arguing: On the cheap adjustable coilovers (ground control, matrix, what have you; coilovers that are sleeves and springs) the shorter 2 springs go in the front or the rear? Both of our cars bounce like ****, but I think his is worse and he has the shorter ones up front...Im probly a dumbass but hey i wanna know whos right.
honestly, did i miss it...
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the question was "the shorter 2 springs go in the front or the rear?"
i think the shorter ones go in front because that would be where most of the wheel space is (gap) so u would essentially want a smaller spring to drop the car lower in the front...but at the same time u would want to drop the rear but not as much because the rear end is already has less of a wheel gap than the front essentially making u place the larger spring (more like stock spring height) in the back...damn if im right then honda-tech has educated me very very well lol
[Modified by NeVeR bLoWn, 1:45 AM 3/16/2003]
[Modified by NeVeR bLoWn, 1:45 AM 3/16/2003]
i think the shorter ones go in front because that would be where most of the wheel space is (gap) so u would essentially want a smaller spring to drop the car lower in the front...but at the same time u would want to drop the rear but not as much because the rear end is already has less of a wheel gap than the front essentially making u place the larger spring (more like stock spring height) in the back...damn if im right then honda-tech has educated me very very well lol
[Modified by NeVeR bLoWn, 1:45 AM 3/16/2003]
[Modified by NeVeR bLoWn, 1:45 AM 3/16/2003]
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