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    what's CB7 stand for?

    for anyone who wants to know...

    CB7 is the chassis code for the 4th generation Accord (90-93).

    just like F22 is the engine code for CB7's

    ALSO: CB9 is the USDM wagon chassis code, and CB3 is the non-USDM 4th gen. chassis code. a few other non-USDM codes are listed in below posts.

    #2
    i didn't know that, i guess you learn something new every day
    10-25-03 RIP little brown coupe

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      #3
      I ve got the CB3................................ so there are more codes fo the 4th gen (like CB8 for the wagon)

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        #4
        Originally posted by Dutchaccord
        I ve got the CB3................................ so there are more codes fo the 4th gen (like CB8 for the wagon)
        yeah, i forgot to re-add the CB3. we had posted that the CB3 was the non-USDM 4th gen a while back, but a problem with the database wiped out the posts.

        also, i thought that CB9 was the wagon chassis code. is CB8 the non-USDM wagon chassis code or somethin?

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          #5
          Hi guys, new here.

          As Dutchaccord, I also have the CB3. i think this is the complete list of Hondas CB serie chassis, with engine-code:

          CB1 : F18A
          CB2: F18A (4ws)

          CB3: F20A
          CB4: F20A (4ws)

          CB5: G20A ( accord inspire, Vigor )
          CB6: F20A (Coupe)
          CB7: F22A (sedan)
          CB8: F22A (Aerodeck)
          CB9: F22A (accord wagon)
          Last edited by uncle_el; 01-04-2006, 05:51 PM.
          CB3

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            #6
            nice info jumbo. however, the CB7 is also the chassis code for the F22A coupe as well.

            i realize that there are many other chassis codes for different versions of the 4th generation accord. the reason i named the website cb7tuner, was simply because it applies to the general population of CB owners in the US. i figured most of our members would be from the United States. and if they're not... that's what this thread is for

            thanks for listing all of them though

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              #7
              Originally posted by jumbo
              Hi guys, new here.

              As Dutchaccord, I also have the CB3. i think this is the complete list of Hondas CB serie chassis, with engine-code:

              CB1 : F18A
              CB2: F18A (4ws)

              CB3: F20A
              CB4: F20A (4ws)

              CB5: G20A ( accord inspire, Vigor )
              CB6: F20A (Coupe)
              CB7: F22A (sedan)
              CB8: F22A (Aerodeck)
              CB9: F22A (accord wagon)

              Okay, what's the difference between the EDM Aerodeck and the JDM/USDM Wagon? And damn I want a donor CB2 or CB4 so I can add 4WS to the wagon... be able to turn....
              Last edited by uncle_el; 01-04-2006, 05:51 PM.
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                #8
                hah yeah the i got the wagon and it has the ugliest turn radius...i look like a fool when trying to bust u-turns any other car can make...im surprised my dad's tacoma has way better turn radius

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                  #9
                  i didnt know that sweet i was just going to ask this

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                    #10
                    saw this on a honda online parts store, thought it would help...

                    Model__________Year__Engine__Chassis
                    Accord 2.2 DX 2dr 90-93 F22A1 CB7_4
                    Accord 2.2 DX 4dr 90-93 F22A1 CB7_4
                    Accord 2.2 EX 2dr 90-93 F22A4,6 CB7__
                    Accord 2.2 EX 4dr 90-93 F22A4,6 CB7__
                    Accord 2.2 EX 5dr 91-93 F22A6 CB9_6
                    Accord 2.2 LX 2dr 90-93 F22A1 CA7_5
                    Accord 2.2 LX 4dr 90-93 F22A1 CA7_5
                    Accord 2.2 LX 5dr 91-93 F22A1 CB9_5
                    Accord 2.2 SE 4dr 91-93 F22A6 CB768

                    S A N D I E G O

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                      #11
                      I was going to ask this very question, then I though it mught be the code, so I checked my VIN and sure enough it has CB7 in it so then I came here and found this thread.


                      Cool.
                      !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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                        #12
                        maybe noone will see this question anymore
                        but are those different CB has very minor chassis different ? or is it all the same .. ofcourse exeptional for vigor, wagon and coupe chassis

                        what the different between CB3, CB4, and CB7 beside the engine and 4WS?

                        and our car is a unibody or body on chassis?

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                          #13
                          Originally posted by valent|n0
                          maybe noone will see this question anymore
                          but are those different CB has very minor chassis different ? or is it all the same .. ofcourse exeptional for vigor, wagon and coupe chassis

                          what the different between CB3, CB4, and CB7 beside the engine and 4WS?

                          and our car is a unibody or body on chassis?

                          Unibody
                          !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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                            #14
                            does anyone know anything about the 4WD wagon that was released in Japan? engine? horsepower? where can i find one, even in pieces? if honda tuning can make a 4WD Integra, then there has got to be a way to make a 4WD CB7!

                            "SuperCornerHuggingCB7"

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                              #15
                              bump to the top since people keep asking.


                              absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

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