dragon084

i was going to purchase Apexi World Sport coilovers for the cl

a littel while back. I can't find that same set on Ebay anymore.

I am thinking of getting prokits + tokico's or KYB AGX.

I also think i should just say forget the springs and shocks and just go with

the teins. Is this the right application?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33582

tranv117

I have a set of ground control coilovers made by eibach if you want for 165 shipped. Theyre in great condition. PM me if youre interested

ATLcl98

wow - its been a while since i've been on here...things have changed.

I have Teins on my 2.3CL right now...that's the right application for our car. The only real complaint I have about the Teins is that i squeak a decent bit - but that might be because of my poly bushings.

I had a set of H&R Sports + KYB AGX's...I loved that setup, it just wasn't low enough once I put the 18's on the car

wakeboardfusion

you can get ground controls for $99 from some site, search google

dragon084

i dont want some cheap stuff...

I was looking at the Apex'i as I said before.

Those were for 650, the Teins are 8-something.

I also saw some Tokico ones but am not sure if there is any applications.

but are you sure these will fit and not be bouncy, the teins i am talking about.

Isn't there a different spring rate that I need to look for, our front end is heavier,

I'm pretty sure a user on A-cl.com has noted this.

baka_t

Tein ss's, tokico full coilovers, i'd get something with an adjustable dampening.

dragon084

any good vendors besides ebay you guys can point me too, not looking to spend

more than 8-900

Motohip

There is an application for the Tokico coilovers. LOOK HERE!

They are for the Accord, but will fit the CL. They are awesome. I had them on my del Slo and they rode like stock, but stiffen up the shocks and it handled like a go cart. Look at the difference between the Tein springs and the Tokico's. The Tein's are shorter and stiffer, but the Tokico's are more like a lowering spring and not so stiff. One thing bad about the Tokico's is the strut body is not shorter than stock, so you will lose some travel. I'm getting the Tokico's cause I don't like bumpy rides.

azian21485

they are probably fake..been a problem on ebay..people advertise ground control coilovers for cheap...and then the red paint starts chipping off the springs and you see a blue spring...eibach doesn't use blue springs...but i dunno

Motohip

Don't get a sleeve type. Crap....

Motohip

Look...progressively wound

dragon084

what does this mean " losing travel " ?

dragon084

These are brand new in the box a set of 4 ( 2 Front and 2 Rear) Tokico Illumina R coilover suspension Kit includes shocks and springs to Fit 1990 to 1997 Honda Accord all models excluding Vtec models.

Motohip

I meant that you lose suspension travel when you lower the car. Some struts are shorter, so lowering the car has no affect on suspension travel, but the Tokico's, I believe, are the same length causing a slight decrease in suspension travel.

Motohip

:dunno: I didn't notice that and it doesn't make sense. Maybe he meant excluding V6 models...

dragon084

i drive a 3.0......

Motohip

OH, then I think you want them for the V6.

tranv117

To my knowledge, Ground Controls arent cheap stuff. BUt they also arent the BEST. My current setup are Ground Control Coilovers and Koni Yellow Shocks and they ride beautifully. If you are interested PM me. If you want to spend the money, then id say get the Tein SS.

Motohip

No, ground controls aren't cheap in price or quality. They use Eibach springs. I just don't like sleeve type coilovers in general. I had skunk2's and I loved them for the handeling and ease of adjustability, but I don't like having springs that aren't always compressed and are that stiff.

baka_t

These ride nice, my friend (III on the forums) has this setup, and it rides great, the front is like 3 threads from all the way down, and the rear is like 5.

dragon084

does tokico offer these for the v6 3.0 accord-cl ?

Motohip

As far as I know, they don't...

CL Platano

http://www.topendmotorsports.com/sus...rol/index.html

dragon084

dude i want some high quality shit,

my acura is not going to be sitting on some chrome cheap rims.

(not all chrome rims are cheap, but most of the ones u c are cheap)

sorry if i offended any chrome-riders. I want to get something comparable

to the teins, but if i can get something that is gonna make the ride smooth

and adjustable for under a grand, I will steer away from tein.

BTW is the SS Coilover able to be paired with an EDFC?

if so i gotta jump on that, the blue tl at the target meet was killin em.

ATLcl98

For as low as they end up going, no they aren't bouncy. And getting a different spring rate? nah, I think thats an issue with the 2nd gen CL's, if you do old searches you'll see that the people talking about bottoming out because the front end is heavier are all 2nd gen's.

legendaryCL98

my friend got skunk2's for his accord, and his car rides pretty smooth for coilovers

his car has very little bounce, even on stock shocks

dragon084

atlcl98- wow i just noticed your name, its been a while,

you drive the white cl with the hayame exhaust am i right?

so what do you guys think i should do, know that I have VX's rims

and am looking for a smooth ride?

legendaryCL98

buy cldriver's h&r's

https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=165921

only $75

dragon084

with stock struts? you think this is a good ideA?

o yeah are they for a 3.0 ?

dragon084

not struts i mean shocks