hey whats up i just upgrade my suspensions from my 97 accord, so i had a extra set of coilovers now, so i started to put them on the rear shock of the crx and putthe wheels back on and didnt get a drop, why is that?? a.i.m benn2k@aol.com or a.i.m benn2k


Modified by benn2k at 9:20 PM 3/19/2004

 

Maybe because you added stock coils?

 

i had coilovers on my accord before i had when with a better setup, so i had put the coilover on the crx and did not get a drop, just did the rear so far , but it should still be dropped

 

Maybe its because you using a setup for an accord....accord are a bit heavier then then our trusty ef's...possibly and I could be wrong, but possibly the springs are rated for a heavier rear end which on a crx would make the drop less substantial...try using crx coil overs...also, what kinda shocks are u using on the rex? stock?

 

yeah stocks for now, so do u think i would be able to use them on the front??

 

so it has to be the spring rate then, but would i be able to use them for the front??

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by benn2k &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote"> hey whats up i just upgrade my suspensions from my 97 accord, so i had a extra set of coilovers now, so i started to put them on the rear shock of the crx and putthe wheels back on and didnt get a drop, why is that?? a.i.m benn2k@aol.com or a.i.m benn2k


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or what if i just take off the sleeve part and just use the spring for the rear?? my friend said the the front will work since its heaver from the motor