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Myself, and the other mods have been very nice and lenient with the rules. We have been deleting threads, and giving out warnings. Some members didn't get the clue and re-posted over and over... Now ANY member buying or selling in this section will be banned... No IF's AND's or BUT's.
Myself, and the other mods have been very nice and lenient with the rules. We have been deleting threads, and giving out warnings. Some members didn't get the clue and re-posted over and over... Now ANY member buying or selling in this section will be banned... No IF's AND's or BUT's.
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Whatever you do, keep the OEM wheels around. Those 15" alloys look great. That design did not make it to North America, so that also explains the interest with them on this site.'92 Accord LX Sedan--Bordeaux Red Pearl --OEM--279k Daily Driver
EX Lip & Alpine OEM single CD Player. No more useless pocket!
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Originally posted by mrvinyl33 View PostWhatever you do, keep the OEM wheels around. Those 15" alloys look great. That design did not make it to North America, so that also explains the interest with them on this site.
Actually they're 14" rims!!! Not 15".. which for me is a shame.. but they're still pretty great looking. On the other hand that's why i want bigger wheels!
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Originally posted by lokuputha View Postwow...malta...it must be nice there.
nice car, and I really like your 15" wheels. The Oz's would look good if they were silver and you had a big brake kit.
I vote for 15" mesh wheels and a good drop and you'll be gold. Welcome.
Thanks for the comments... here's a close up of the current Honda OEM rims.
BY THE WAY GUYS... was there any Honda which had a lowered suspenion set up as standard? Or maybe just the springs? I just found an F22 1992 Accord which i'm going to see on Saturday. does it have a similar suspension setup to mine?Last edited by Jamathlon; 02-11-2009, 03:25 PM.
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yup, keep the original rims and lower it. wow nice RHD.. love it its really klean i wish i could have it overher in cali.AT WEST COAST MEET
cb7rush: who has the tongs?JDMxDB8: i got a thong on...
to get to see more of my cb click the link below.
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Originally posted by Jamathlon View PostBY THE WAY GUYS... was there any Honda which had a lowered suspenion set up as standard? Or maybe just the springs? I just found an F22 1992 Accord which i'm going to see on Saturday. does it have a similar suspension setup to mine? Can anyone help?
i dont know if any besides the mugen si have lowering springs or adjustability
i would definetly go with a nice coilover with dampening adjustments if roads are bad there.
looks good
smoke tires, not drugs.
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The suspension is the double wishbone springs struts etc everything is the same. Unless it was changed. For your wheel problem, i recommend you polish the stock wheels, and keep them on. And for the visual aspect, add tinted windows ( since it is hot in Malta) It'll save the fabric on your seats and it'll keep you cool inside the car. Also a suggestion, that old paint (figuring its a 1990-1991 accord) will fade because of the massive sunlight, so be sure to wax the car regulary. Also pics of inside and engine please
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what was restored?90 Accord DX H22/LSD Swap DD
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Originally posted by slammed4thgen View Postnot anything that would fit yours
i dont know if any besides the mugen si have lowering springs or adjustability
i would definetly go with a nice coilover with dampening adjustments if roads are bad there.
looks good
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Originally posted by 1990AccordBoy View PostThe suspension is the double wishbone springs struts etc everything is the same. Unless it was changed. For your wheel problem, i recommend you polish the stock wheels, and keep them on. And for the visual aspect, add tinted windows ( since it is hot in Malta) It'll save the fabric on your seats and it'll keep you cool inside the car. Also a suggestion, that old paint (figuring its a 1990-1991 accord) will fade because of the massive sunlight, so be sure to wax the car regulary. Also pics of inside and engine please
Pics should be following soon
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Originally posted by Cmqqn85 View Postwhat was restored?
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