I'm just wondering if lowering springs from a 95 accord coupe would fit a cb9. I could get them for free if they fit.
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Will 95 accord Springs fit a cb9????
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Ehh I think spring rates are a bit different for a wagon but thats me. The front is the same but the rear might be a different story.
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Originally posted by NAiL05Ehh I think spring rates are a bit different for a wagon but thats me. The front is the same but the rear might be a different story.
EDIT: The front appear to be the same but the rear appear to be slightly different based on the OEM part numbers.
Rear
Wagon: 52441-SM5-A03 (Nippon Hatsujo)
52441-SM5-A04 (Rockwell)
Sedan: 52441-SM4-103 (Mitsubishi Seiko)
52441-SM4-913 (Mitsubishi)
52441-SM4-013 (Showa)
52441-SM4-914 (Showa)
SM4 vs. SM5
Front
Sedan: 51404-SM4-921 (Showa)
Wagon: 51404-SM4-G11 (Rockwell)
51404-SM4-G13 (Nippon Hatsujo)
Similar up the final 3 digits, which I think are for which company the spring will come from (Nippon, Rockwell, Showa) If anyone really knows for sure fill us in.Last edited by Tnwagn; 07-20-2007, 08:37 PM.
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put wagon springs at the rear, and u'll get the wedge look,
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