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08-17-2003, 05:29 PM
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Whats up everyone! I'm new to the group.
I've got a '97 3.0, I want to drop it but I want to keep the most comfortable ride as possible. What can you all recommend? Does H&R make one for our car? Also, are there any full coilover kits for the car. I've noticed that they make only for the 3.2s. Thanks.
I've got a '97 3.0, I want to drop it but I want to keep the most comfortable ride as possible. What can you all recommend? Does H&R make one for our car? Also, are there any full coilover kits for the car. I've noticed that they make only for the 3.2s. Thanks.
08-17-2003, 05:40 PM
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dude
welcome to the board
the question your asking has beed asked
many of times
other cl'rs on this board would chew u up askin
such a repetitive question
when u can do a search and find out for yourself
iam a cool dude
so iam gonna answer
it depends on what type of drop your looking for
eibach prokit which is the one i have(1.5 inch drop)
if you want that sport drop
eibach sportline if you want
a racing drop (2.0 inch drop or lower)
your gonna need some shocks as well
ill let someone else answer that
welcome to the board
the question your asking has beed asked
many of times
other cl'rs on this board would chew u up askin
such a repetitive question
when u can do a search and find out for yourself
iam a cool dude
so iam gonna answer
it depends on what type of drop your looking for
eibach prokit which is the one i have(1.5 inch drop)
if you want that sport drop
eibach sportline if you want
a racing drop (2.0 inch drop or lower)
your gonna need some shocks as well
ill let someone else answer that
08-17-2003, 05:58 PM
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kyb adjustable shocks are good with any spring. dude in all honesty it is up to u it depends on how low and how much u want to spend there is so many suspension options out there u are just going to have to decide for urself
08-17-2003, 06:20 PM
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who said you were cool clstyle? ....naaa, im playin! check out eibach prokits for a minor drop..sportline's for a no wheel gap drop...teins if youve got lotsa money...kyb agx's for good adj. shocks for a good price....tokico's too! i dont know h&r too well, ive got nuespeeds and agx's....great drop...dont forget camber kits if you go lower than 1.5"
08-18-2003, 09:59 AM
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Originally posted by clstyle
dude
welcome to the board
the question your asking has beed asked
many of times
other cl'rs on this board would chew u up askin
such a repetitive question
when u can do a search and find out for yourself
iam a cool dude
so iam gonna answer
dude
welcome to the board
the question your asking has beed asked
many of times
other cl'rs on this board would chew u up askin
such a repetitive question
when u can do a search and find out for yourself
iam a cool dude
so iam gonna answer
08-18-2003, 11:15 AM
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Welcome. I've got H&R Sport Springs & Koni Reds, both for a 97 Accord. They aren't too stiff, but the handling has been greatly improved. Tein makes some coilovers that fit - they're expensive though.