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Old 02-21-2002, 12:42 PM
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89 accord wagon h22a?

how fast would an 89 accord wagon with an H22A? This kid i know is getting this swap soon and he sayd it will trash my car easily. My logic is that the accord wagon weighs more than the prelude does <he said like 3400 lbs> and since i have beaten newer preludes, i think id still win.

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those 86-89 accords weigh in the nieghborhood of 2500 lbs, lighter than a civic si, or lude by 100 and 300 lbs respectively. and there is no wagon of 89.
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then its not an 89 his is a turd brown accord wagon that he said weighed like 3300-3400lbs
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