Lowering springs
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Lude98
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what kinda springs you guys using and how do you like them. im thinking about getting different ones.
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eibach pro thats what i use and they are amazingLude98;67669 wrote:what kinda springs you guys using and how do you like them. im thinking about getting different ones.
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Spork
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I had eibach sportlines and tokico illuminas on my crx, loved that combo
now i have skunk2 coilovers and koni yellows on my hatch. stiffer than the crx, but still a very decent ride.
now i have skunk2 coilovers and koni yellows on my hatch. stiffer than the crx, but still a very decent ride.
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g3integragsr
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I have tokico Illumnia 5-way adjustables with an Eibach Pro-kit and I absolutley love it. The drop is awesome and with the struts/shock I can adjust the dampening firmess. If it's on 1 it ride's like stock, If it's on 5 it's like trying to move a giant rock

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bildo16
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i gots function and form coilovers, i would recommend them to anyone who has the means. eibachs sag from my 2 experiences with them. ive heard good things about tein springs. it all depends on how low you want to go, narrow it down from there then research the ones you are interested in.
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99PreludeSh
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JustRob
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Tokico Adjustables and H&R Race Springs. I love it. My car handles great.
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xslickwhitetegx
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I had KYB AGX w/ H&R Sport springs, I loved the look but I was bottomin out up my driveway way to much and was destorying my lip, So now I got AGX w/ Eibach Prokit, I love the ride, but I really dont care for the stance of the car.. I'm waiting to get KONI and Eibach GC next... thats one of the best combos for shocks and springs

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Keith
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If that's what you are currently on, I wouldn't consider that 'lowered'99preludesh;67687 wrote:tein lowering springs with the koni yellow adjustables...fantastic ride!
H&R Sport Springs... it's a good drop with about 2 finger gap and doesn't change the ride of car (keeping the stock struts).
Keep in mind a brand that works on one type of car, might not work for another. (i.e: Tokicos are the greatest for 4th and 5th gen Preludes but they are decent for Civics and Integras).
Keith
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ImAJandILikeToSuckMenOffForMoney
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Stephs car is lowered, put it next to a stock 5th gen and youll notice thats it lowered.Keith;69164 wrote:If that's what you are currently on, I wouldn't consider that 'lowered'.
H&R Sport Springs... it's a good drop with about 2 finger gap and doesn't change the ride of car (keeping the stock struts).
Keep in mind a brand that works on one type of car, might not work for another. (i.e: Tokicos are the greatest for 4th and 5th gen Preludes but they are decent for Civics and Integras).
Keith
Also I have Omni Power coil overs and I love them. Yea there a little pricey but there well worth it.

