I have decided upon lowering the TL
#1
I have decided upon lowering the TL
So I have a 98 3.2... I have searched around a bit and found a few springs for the 3.2 on Ebay...
My main question is, what would be the diff between coil overs versus lowering springs... What would be the optimum drop if I'm putting on 17" wheels... Will I need adjustable balljoints/camber kit/replace the struts?
Also, are there any recommended brands, or any to stay away from. Any help is appreciated!
Thanks
My main question is, what would be the diff between coil overs versus lowering springs... What would be the optimum drop if I'm putting on 17" wheels... Will I need adjustable balljoints/camber kit/replace the struts?
Also, are there any recommended brands, or any to stay away from. Any help is appreciated!
Thanks
#5
Originally Posted by binky
What is wrong with DropZone springs? I was thinking about getting me a set....
I asked the same question in a previous thread and no one had an answer as to why they wouldn't use dropzone. The only way we would know how good/bad they are is if someone tries them.
I know they give a drop of 2.5F and 2.25R....too aggressive for my 3.2. I'm going with either Ground Control coilovers or Suspension Techniques.
#6
Originally Posted by TL BABY
I asked the same question in a previous thread and no one had an answer as to why they wouldn't use dropzone. The only way we would know how good/bad they are is if someone tries them.
I know they give a drop of 2.5F and 2.25R....too aggressive for my 3.2. I'm going with either Ground Control coilovers or Suspension Techniques.
I know they give a drop of 2.5F and 2.25R....too aggressive for my 3.2. I'm going with either Ground Control coilovers or Suspension Techniques.
#7
Originally Posted by binky
I like agressive look myself
well I hate seeing fender gaps . It drives me insane, makes some cars look 10times higher than they should be. I always go aggressive. my other acura has been lowered 2"F and 2"R and although I have a hard time going over speed bumps, the aggressive look and the handling more than makes up for it.
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#9
Originally Posted by binky
What is wrong with DropZone springs? I was thinking about getting me a set....
Mike's always goin on about how good his Goldline spring's were. Anyone else have those on their first gen?
Is there anything out there for first gen's, 3.2's in particular, that will make it ride BETTER than stock?
#10
Originally Posted by ljmushock
Bought Intrax Springs off of Ebay for 179... drop it 1.5 in the front and 1.5 in the rear... Anyone used Intrax Springs yet??? Feedback?
I am going for the more aggressive look so I will drop my 3.2 no less than 2"
I will order my kit early next week. I am going with Suspension Techniques. Those springs are very,very good and the handling is exceptional.
#11
I like the slammed look so.....there are no speed bumps in Japan.I guess the roads are better here than in the States. So slamming the car isnt a problem.The only problem is we have to raise the car back up for the inspection.
I like the bouncy ride...gives it the racy feeling.I dont like stock ride. Wierd? Oh well,thats me.
So I have 2 choices.DropZone or the RS-R coils.The problems is the RS-R hac close to stock ride so more chance of bottoming out if I hit a rough road or a drop in the roud.In Japan,when they do repaving on the road,they remove the top layer, and leave it like that for a few days. So there is about a 6 inch drop in the road(they just slap some temporary tar on the edges). If we are speeding and "Hit the Pit",we bottom out,scrape our bottoms. I've seen a few cars who f#@ked up theyre front end and its our fault for speeding.Bastards.
I like the bouncy ride...gives it the racy feeling.I dont like stock ride. Wierd? Oh well,thats me.
So I have 2 choices.DropZone or the RS-R coils.The problems is the RS-R hac close to stock ride so more chance of bottoming out if I hit a rough road or a drop in the roud.In Japan,when they do repaving on the road,they remove the top layer, and leave it like that for a few days. So there is about a 6 inch drop in the road(they just slap some temporary tar on the edges). If we are speeding and "Hit the Pit",we bottom out,scrape our bottoms. I've seen a few cars who f#@ked up theyre front end and its our fault for speeding.Bastards.
#12
Originally Posted by binky
I like the slammed look so.....there are no speed bumps in Japan.I guess the roads are better here than in the States. So slamming the car isnt a problem.The only problem is we have to raise the car back up for the inspection.
I like the bouncy ride...gives it the racy feeling.I dont like stock ride. Wierd? Oh well,thats me.
So I have 2 choices.DropZone or the RS-R coils.The problems is the RS-R hac close to stock ride so more chance of bottoming out if I hit a rough road or a drop in the roud.In Japan,when they do repaving on the road,they remove the top layer, and leave it like that for a few days. So there is about a 6 inch drop in the road(they just slap some temporary tar on the edges). If we are speeding and "Hit the Pit",we bottom out,scrape our bottoms. I've seen a few cars who f#@ked up theyre front end and its our fault for speeding.Bastards.
I like the bouncy ride...gives it the racy feeling.I dont like stock ride. Wierd? Oh well,thats me.
So I have 2 choices.DropZone or the RS-R coils.The problems is the RS-R hac close to stock ride so more chance of bottoming out if I hit a rough road or a drop in the roud.In Japan,when they do repaving on the road,they remove the top layer, and leave it like that for a few days. So there is about a 6 inch drop in the road(they just slap some temporary tar on the edges). If we are speeding and "Hit the Pit",we bottom out,scrape our bottoms. I've seen a few cars who f#@ked up theyre front end and its our fault for speeding.Bastards.
Well if you do decide to use tha dropzone springs, let us know. I was also considering it but imma go with ST instead. BTW, I've heard alot of good things about the Dropzone coilovers, but I couldn't find an application for our cars(3.2).
#13
Originally Posted by TL BABY
Well if you do decide to use tha dropzone springs, let us know. I was also considering it but imma go with ST instead. BTW, I've heard alot of good things about the Dropzone coilovers, but I couldn't find an application for our cars(3.2).
#15
Originally Posted by binky
Slickcar.com has them,$99.00 a set.Yeah, soon as I get settled with my new job,Ill get them.
#16
Originally Posted by ljmushock
You can find dropzone on ebay for next to nothing... like 29.99 a set
#20
Originally Posted by Nandito28
If they offer Ground Control coil overs for your car...I would go with them...they use eibach springs I had it my car... it was superb!!!
#22
Originally Posted by Nandito28
^just letting you know my expierence with them and the ground control coil overs...other than you I've never heard anything bad from them...
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#26
Originally Posted by ljmushock
Bought Intrax Springs off of Ebay for 179... drop it 1.5 in the front and 1.5 in the rear... Anyone used Intrax Springs yet??? Feedback?
I ordered my lowering kit today. It will lower my TL 2" in the front and 2" in the rear. I should get it in 2 weeks. Can't wait to lower my car.
#27
Originally Posted by TL BABY
IMO, Eibach's are GARBAGE!!. They are so overrated. Neuspeed and H&R kits are far better than that crap. Too bad I didn't see an application for first gen TL's.
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