H&R OE not in application?
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H&R OE not in application?
I know ppl have them, but when I tried to see the application chart from H&R they only recommend Sport, no OE. Check it out:
http://www.hrsprings.com/site/frameapplications.html
http://www.hrsprings.com/site/frameapplications.html
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That is correct!
However, the Accord V6 parts are a direct fit. Only problem is your actual drop will not match the claimed drop for the V6. The TL is heavier in the rear than the accord and will tend to drop the rear slightly more than it does on the accord.
Right now, the only springs that are designed specifically for the tl are comptech and h&R 50103
However, the Accord V6 parts are a direct fit. Only problem is your actual drop will not match the claimed drop for the V6. The TL is heavier in the rear than the accord and will tend to drop the rear slightly more than it does on the accord.
Right now, the only springs that are designed specifically for the tl are comptech and h&R 50103
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am I smoking crack or are you??? they have it for the 99 at least
http://www.hrsprings.com/site/frameapplications.html
(I guess you can't paste the page, it resets the options)
Check for a '99 Acura TL they give all therr options OE Sport, Sport and Racing. Plus there is TRAK & Wheel spacers listed below....
I'll try the 2000 but the '99 works.
nI reccomend the sport springs anyway, the OE's look too high
http://www.hrsprings.com/site/frameapplications.html
(I guess you can't paste the page, it resets the options)
Check for a '99 Acura TL they give all therr options OE Sport, Sport and Racing. Plus there is TRAK & Wheel spacers listed below....
I'll try the 2000 but the '99 works.
nI reccomend the sport springs anyway, the OE's look too high
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Originally Posted by mlatter
They show different part numbers too. 50103 for 2002 and 2003, and 51858 for pre-2002.
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Once and for all. I don't care what they list.
For the 99-02 TL or TLS, 50103 is the correct application.
51858 was designed for the Accord and will also work on the TL/TLS but will probably drop the rear more than the front.
For the 99-02 TL or TLS, 50103 is the correct application.
51858 was designed for the Accord and will also work on the TL/TLS but will probably drop the rear more than the front.
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"Once and for all. I don't care what they list. For the 99-02 TL or TLS, 50103 is the correct application."
hemants is right on the money here. 50103 is correct for 99-02.
hemants is right on the money here. 50103 is correct for 99-02.
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Originally Posted by hemants
For the 99-02 TL or TLS, 50103 is the correct application.
Anyway, mine arrived today (50103), and my wheels are supposed to arrive tomorrow.
Pics as soon as they're installed.
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