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Kind of a weird question, but are accords lower than camrys in stock form? Do they have less of a wheel gap than camrys? ie. Gen4 vs. 1998-2001 accords?
i have no idea, but there is always the possibility that the fender is simply cut differently than the camry, giving the effect of less wheel gap. i dunno, just my 2cents...
I read up somewhere in the honda forums that the coupe seemed to be higher than the sedan. Anyway... I have a "friend" that has a 2001 accord sedan and he dropped his car with H&Rs, and it seems to be much much lower than mine (accords drop 1.5f and 1.2r) I was just wondering if accords are lower than camrys in stock form...
Not really. They are about equal. I have stock suspension on my Gen 3, and I still will bottom out on a drive way (low frame rails). They sit about the same. Just with different trim on them (i.e.fenders)
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how are you guaging your lowering, i'm guessing your doing it visually but the fender gap, and not by the inches from the ground. In the latter, i think they would be same/similar. On the fendergap, i have to admit, some cars (esp solara's) don't seem lowered when they are lowered!
both of my accords (one a 94, the other a 97), both of them sedans, seemed lower than both the gen 3 camry's i have owned. seating wise and ground clearance wise, yes, sportier i would say.
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