Brakes, Suspension, Steering, Handling,
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Colin_D13B
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by Colin_D13B »
Anyone know a company that does them?
and how much?
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Adam
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Colin_D13B
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by Colin_D13B »
legend man
Cheers
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ManSeeksCivic
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by ManSeeksCivic »
Use stock ones Colin.
They are very specifically designed to allow the car to adjust toe in/out as you brake.
Quite important.
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Colin_D13B
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by Colin_D13B »
ManSeeksCivic wrote:Use stock ones Colin.
They are very specifically designed to allow the car to adjust toe in/out as you brake.
Quite important.
Any rough price from honda?
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fasterfasterfaster
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by fasterfasterfaster »
got one off an auto factors recently for 20 euro!! think that was trade though but all the same!!
If its not broken fook about with it till it is or ya make it better!
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ManSeeksCivic
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16-16 White Wings West CRX(Dead)
16-16 Silver CRX....
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HONDAB88
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by HONDAB88 »
best with standardish ones i had polyurethane ones on my integra's.......... rear end was skittish
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Marc_EE9
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by Marc_EE9 »
I had new OEM ones fitted by Honda and pretty sure they were £20 each inc VAT
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ws89
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by ws89 »
Standard Honda one's are £29.85 each, plus VAT.
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EE9 CVC
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by EE9 CVC »
New OEM ones made a big difference to mine.
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by nominous »
Any motor factors. For a Rover.
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tobiasnugent
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by tobiasnugent »
What difference do these make to the feel of the car ? Mine is all over the place
First Car: Mini City 1992 998cc (Sold)
Second Car: Honda Crx 1989 (Sold) =[
Third Car: Honda Cvic DX 1995 (Sold)
Fourth Car: Honda CIVIC ED7 1990 (Sold)
Fifth Car: Honda Civic EJ9 - D15b Swapped(Never Finished)
Current Cars: Honda Civic ED7 (DD)
Honda CRX EF7 (Project)
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Tahir
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by Tahir »
Change them Tobias, they make a big difference.
I have Energy poly ones, back end feels very controlled. No skittyness, unless I want it to
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