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Old 02-15-2006, 11:35 AM   #1 (permalink)
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This is kinda Prelude related, in that, I put my stock SH springs on my CRX. Question is, can I cut the springs and still retain the stock spring rates/saftey? The car looks way to funny sitting this way, and I'm just trying to bide some time until I can afford a good set of coil overs.

Seriously, the CRX rivals some Jeeps in its current state!
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No, the stock springs aren't linear so you can't just cut them and achieve the same spring rate. Just buy a good set of springs on the used market or pick up something like the Tanabe GF210's for it until you can afford coilovers. Almost any spring will work decently on stock shocks until you're able to order a set of shocks and springs.
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