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Heavier Springs For The Rear

Started by Andrew_as, Feb 08 2014 08:29 PM

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#1
Andrew_as

Posted 08 February 2014 - 08:29 PM

Granny

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Location:Topeka, Kansas
Drives: 85 Civic DX Hatch

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Is there any springs I can swap out for the rear ones that will support more weight? I have about 400lbs in the back in audio equipment, so it sags a little.

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84b18

Posted 08 February 2014 - 08:56 PM

I drive a quadracycle

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Location:MESA
Drives: 84 crx b18, 85 crx si, 85 straman convertab, 04 AP2 S2000, 06 Element

1st gen Integra springs and RSX springs are a direct swap if I remember correctly. However for me the best solution is to make a top hat adapter so you can use the more modern smaller diameter springs.

Oh, you don't know if it's legal?
you're in california of coarse it's ILLEGAL!!!!!

#3
3rd gen sinner

Posted 08 February 2014 - 09:06 PM

Slowpoke

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Location:Tampa FL.
Drives: 15 Kia Sorento, 86 Civic

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Try Chedda Auto.
http://www.cheddasauto.webs.com/
He has rear spring adapters to run a 2.5" spring in the rear of our cars.

Hypercoil has a large selection of 2.5" springs in a variety of heights and rates.

#4
Dirtcircle86

Posted 08 February 2014 - 09:07 PM

Speedy

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Location:NW Arkansas
Drives: in circles. I did take a right out of turn four once and regreted it.

Chedda sells em too. The spring adapter. I need to go that route.....

Edit: 3rd gen sinner beat me by one minute....... Chedda's stuff is nice (understatement). I'm bout to order a shifter linkage bushing kit (orgasm). Probably the spring adapter/bushings (orgasm) also. Seems to be an inexpensive way to add lots of rear spring options.

Edited by Dirtcircle86, 09 February 2014 - 01:34 AM.