Urgent Question re: ITR shocks/springs in GSR
I have ITR LCA's and ITR shocks and springs for my GSR, and I am going to install them this weekend.
Can I re-use all of the GSR bolts and mounting hardware, or do I need ITR stuff, or what?
Is it time for a trip to the dealership, or will my GSR nuts and bolts work?
Thanks !
Can I re-use all of the GSR bolts and mounting hardware, or do I need ITR stuff, or what?
Is it time for a trip to the dealership, or will my GSR nuts and bolts work?
Thanks !
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From: ainrofilac, Anti Stickers
a quick question..
how much of a difference is there between the ITR shocks, springs over the GSR?
Well one thing is I know that the ITR is made lower... but not much..
how much of a difference is there between the ITR shocks, springs over the GSR?
Well one thing is I know that the ITR is made lower... but not much..
If you do a search you may find the spring rates of the ITR springs and the GS-R springs. I cannot find my notes. I do think the rear ITR springs were 166 lbs progressive...
Jason
Jason
the rear springs rate are something like 266-390 progressive i believe. I just did this set up myself on my gs-r (courtesy of STICK) My LCA's came with new bolts but im pretty sure the stock ones will fit?? This setup is great guys, i can't say it enough. this is the best setup ive ever had. honda OEM is the BEST.
spirng rates:
GSR: 212 lb/in front; 117 lb/in rear-linear
ITR: 246 lb/in front; 140-246 lb/in rear-progressive
also ITR shocks are more stiffer and thicker hence the use of ITR LCA's (JDM stuff)
[Modified by stick, 7:49 PM 11/1/2001]
GSR: 212 lb/in front; 117 lb/in rear-linear
ITR: 246 lb/in front; 140-246 lb/in rear-progressive
also ITR shocks are more stiffer and thicker hence the use of ITR LCA's (JDM stuff)
[Modified by stick, 7:49 PM 11/1/2001]
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