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    accord specifications. regarding polar inertia moment

    okay my car is a 91 4 door automatic exi, these statistics will vary from model too model. some figures I'd like too know.

    for starters whats the cars front rear weight distribution. stock.
    left and right if you have weighed it,
    torsional rigidness of the chassis.
    much flex? and if you know a good site to find this information for other cars..

    #2
    Well I would say from my experience the Cb chassis has some bad flexiblity issues, twisting wise. the mid section of the car could stand for an X brace, and possibly some frame connectors as well.the rear seems solid. the front is twisty, the lower control arms are unconnected leaving a large void where the mounting points can twist.

    Obviously the weight is biased toward the front. id say like 60% or the weight is in the front.

    when I get my car corner weighted I guess Ill know left to right as well.

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      #3
      CBs, especially after close to 20 years of service, generally have rigidity issues that are only exacerbated by stiff coilovers, sway bars, etc. I don't know any of the specs, but I know the cars would benefit greatly from chassis foam and bracing. I can feel my car flexing over bumps... not a good feeling.


      Originally posted by lordoja
      im with you on that one bro! aint nothing beat free food and drinks any day of the week, even if its at a funeral

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