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My rear end is sagging, I took everything out for now, but want to know what I can do to help the rear end support the weight when everything goes back in? Im going from two 10's to two 15's and a bigger battery and a better built but probably heavier amp rack. I need to do something. I need your help. Anyone know about what can be done to stock honda suspensions?

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off topic but do you have pics of your setup? cargo area and dash/ HU (if there is a aftermarket one) are what i want to see ;)

thanks

you can cook bacon shirtless if you're not a pussy...lol

not hatin, but am i wrong here it looks as if the amp is not grounded its hooked directly to the battery. it that the way it should be.

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Never got around to taking detailed pics. I have a video of when I had the RE MX18 in there. Stock HU has Nav and voice command controls so I decided to keep it and use a RF 360.2, since I dont have the 360 in I took everything out and am rolling stock. BTW the stock speakers were taking a US Amps Tu4360 just fine, i was impressed for stock speakers to sound better just by adding an amp.

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Damn! Oh well, I guess I will start taking it to local custom shops and see how much its going to cost to do something custom. It wasnt happy with the weight that was in it and its not gonna like the new setup any better.

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WAIT!

measure the diameter and length of your spring, see if you can find the rate (uncompressed height i think) and find a spring thats stiffer. Maybe there's another vehicle that you could bum springs off of if you can find matching dimensions.

Too many projects, too little time...

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