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Prelude/coilover help!!

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    Prelude/coilover help!!

    well i have a 92 accord and i found a great deal on teins for 92+ prelude...i know the front ones will fit, but will the rears fit? if not, then why don't they?
    thanks
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    They don't fit. They aren't made for your car. Get a suspension that is made for your car, or else you are putting your life at risk.






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      #3
      Originally posted by deevergote View Post
      They don't fit. They aren't made for your car. Get a suspension that is made for your car, or else you are putting your life at risk.
      exactly.


      buy parts for YOUR car. if you want a different type of suspension, get it from a '94-97 accord. those are direct bolt ons. nothing on the Prelude's suspension will fit the CB chassis.

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        #4
        Even 94-97 parts aren't exactly valved properly for the CB, though they will bolt on. However, most aftermarket coilover systems are designed for that model anyway, and just sold as 4th gen parts because they'll fit.






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          #5
          oh ok thanks guys i didn't know it was that big of a deal....because on my integra we interchange stuff with civics with no problems at all

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            #6
            what ever you do just dont buy ebay springs haha get full coilovers there way better you could also look at some koni,kyb,or skunk2 or if you want to spend alot check out kw

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              Originally posted by 93blackcb7 View Post
              what ever you do just dont buy ebay springs haha get full coilovers there way better you could also look at some koni,kyb,or skunk2 or if you want to spend alot check out kw
              my cars get nothing generic

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                If you want a good spring/shock setup, the Neuspeed Cup Kit is a great choice. Neuspeed Race springs and Neuspeed edition Koni Yellow shocks.

                If you want a good sleeve/shock combination, look into Ground Control coilovers and Koni Yellows.

                If you want a good full coilover, Form and Function Autolife Type 2 is the way to go. They were actually engineered with the CB7 in mind.






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