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MaXpeedingrods Comfort 1 Schroefset Ophanging Kit geschikt voor HONDA CIVIC 87-92 CRX 89-91

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MaXpeedingrods Comfort 1 Schroefset Ophanging Kit geschikt voor HONDA CIVIC 87-92 CRX 89-91[description] MaXpeedingrods Comfort 1 Coilover Suspension Kit compatible for HONDA CIVIC 87 92 CRX 89 91 Dit MaXpeedingRods onderdeel is geschikt voor Honda toepassingen waar vermeld. Controleer altijd onderdeelnummer, bouwjaar, motorcode en pasvorm voordat je bestelt. Voordelen Gebaseerd op originele MaXpeedingRods productinformatie Geschikt voor directe vervanging of prestatie upgrade Toepassing, specificaties en compatibiliteit Introduction The ma

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MaXpeedingrods Comfort 1 Coilover Suspension Kit compatible for HONDA CIVIC 87-92 CRX 89-91

Dit MaXpeedingRods onderdeel is geschikt voor Honda-toepassingen waar vermeld. Controleer altijd onderdeelnummer, bouwjaar, motorcode en pasvorm voordat je bestelt.

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  • Gebaseerd op originele MaXpeedingRods productinformatie
  • Geschikt voor directe vervanging of prestatie-upgrade

Toepassing, specificaties en compatibiliteit

Introduction The ma Xpeedingrods C1 series is designed for those who want to lower their vehicle without sacrificing daily driving comfort. Enjoy improved handling and a smoother ride. Featuring adjustable height and a preset for optimal damping, this series enables you to reduce ride height while maintaining overall comfort.Toepassing Geschikt voor HONDA CIVIC MK IV Hatchback (EC, ED, EE) 09/1987-10/1993

geschikt voor HONDA CIVIC MK IV Sedan (ED) 09/1987-10/1993

geschikt voor HONDA CRX MK II (ED, EE) 10/1987-02/1992 Specificaties Front and Rear Top Mounts: Aftermarket top mounts

Damping Adjustable: Not available

Height Adjustable: Available, lowering 55-85 mm depending on the vehicle models

Main spring rate front: 6 kg/mm (336 lbs/in)

Main spring rate rear: 3.2 kg/mm (179 lbs/in)

Main spring length front: 170 mm

Main spring length rear: 302 mm

Helper spring rate front:1 kg/mm (56 lbs/in)

Helper spring length front:102 mm

Front spring inner diameter: 62 mm

Rear spring inner diameter: 62-75 mm

Spring Type Front: Linear spring & Helper spring

Spring Type Rear: Progressive spring

Spring Material: 55 Cr Si steel

Shock Body Material: Stainless steel

Color: Silver body with golden spring Package included Package included:

2x Front coil-overs

2x Rear coil-overs

2x C spanners

1x sticker Dimension Package Size: 64*50*21 cm

Weight: 21650 g Kenmerken1.The stainless steel shock body offers excellent corrosion resistance and durability, prolonging the lifespan of the coil-overs.

2.The factory preset damping and newly designed damping valve will optimize comfort, handling, and performance.

3.Aftermarket top mounts guarantee optimal compatibility and reliability, maintaining vehicle comfort and minimizing noise, vibration, and harshness to the greatest extent.

4.Height adjustment enables precise tuning of the vehicle's stance, improving comfort and handling for a better driving experience.

5.High-strength variable stiffness springs balance comfort and support, improving handling and stability during cornering.

6.High Viscosity Index Damping Oil delivers reliable damping performance and minimizes viscosity fluctuations across a range of temperatures.

7.Twin-tube damping technology offers outstanding comfort and stability, ensuring a smooth ride across different road conditions.

8.The 45# reinforced steel piston rod offers high strength, durability, and wear resistance for enhanced stability.

9.Anodized AL6061 aluminum spring seats and locking rings are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and strong.

10.The extended dust cover protects the damper from dust intrusion and prolongs the damping system's service life.

11.High-quality sealing materials effectively prevent damper oil leakage, thus enhancing operational efficiency and reliability.

12.The rubber buffer provides excellent elasticity and shock absorption for a comfortable ride.Let op1. All modifications must be installed by licensed mechanics and in compliance with your local modification regulations.

2. Please ensure all components are tightened with correct torque specifications (which can be found in the vehicle service manual)before and after installation. Any loose nuts, bolts, or locks will cause noise. Do check and tighten before serious problems happen.

3. Impact wrench is prohibited during the installation, it will loosen or damage the product.

4. Examine the clearance between tires and suspension. ( The minimum clearance should be 4mm, otherwise, you need to add wheel spacers. Caution: It is not sufficient with torsion beam trailing arm axles)

5. We suggest regular maintenance for the coil-over, spray with some WD40 every 3-4 months will keep it smooth and clean, which helps to extend the lifetime.

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