PatC79

Was wondering if any of you guys have lowered your TSX and still kept 17s on ur car. I checked the thread with modified TSXs but all the lowered ones were sitting on 18s.

Also can u tell me how much lower ur car is and what kind of springs u have

Thanks

-Pat

NJtsx

do a search for CCColtsicehockey's car

one of the nicest cars on the site

PatC79

Wow that's LOOOOW...looks good though

I was only planning on lowering the car 1" or so

LannyM

Tein FLEX , 2" front 1.7" rear.....

'05 RSX-S rims, 17 x 7 45 offset....

Yokie ES100s 225/45/17....

Newplay1

nice color, nice bodykit nice suspension.

wheels eh looks like a donut..lil'bity'tiny

xizor

check Stokeless_TSX's car a while back when he had stock wheels

sigmachi96

Mine with Aspec suspension and OZ Chrono Evolutions 17x7 on Bridgestone S0-3 215/45/17

Chris_F

i think a drop on 17's looks really good - sigmachi96 and lannyM's rides both look the goods

bufo

WOw.. this one looks real good with the aspec drop. Was this taken right after u installed the suspension or after it has settled down?

moda_way

I have a 1" drop on mine with the stock wheels.

jlukja

That looks really good. The drop isn't obvious to the casual onlooker but the car looks a bit more agressive this way.

PatC79

Moda...what kind of suspension are u running...that's a nice drop

TSX Hokie

I have 17x7.5 SSR Competitions and A-spec suspension:

ocAdamR

Eibach Sportline springs w/ OEM 17's

phil217

Mine dropped on Eibach Sportlines with Koni Shocks...

jlukja

Any problems with scraping? Looks like its very close.

sigmachi96

Taken 3 weeks after the A-spec suspension was installed.

JT2k4TSX

Here is a pic of my TSX. This was when I first got it. Its dropped with Eibach Pro Kits and Konis with 17's. Since I have added the OEM kit and will have my 18's this weekend.

Dutch

Here's mine about 1" drop with a-spec suspension

moda_way

Comptech's I bought from joerocket on the forum. They have a special part number, but it was like a 1" drop and kept the OEM shocks for now. Will go for Koni yellows when these go out.

moda_way

Yeah, I've always appreciated the stance of Audi's and BMWs and just wanted a subtle drop. However, the progressive nature of the springs is TOTALLY obvious once you seat it into a corner. Completely different car.

I didn't want an extreme drop because I do shuttle my 10mth old son back and forth to my in-laws.

kaikai114

I have my car dropps on Eibach Prokit 1.6"F 1.4"R. Used to sit on the 04 TL rims 17x8. check em out

https://acurazine.com/forums/showthread.php?t=20901

BlackAc036

What is the ideal drop, front and rear for a TSX? (Non-Body Kit)

kaikai114

What do u mean "ideal"? Ideal in terms of looks/performance, daily drivability?

I've had the Prokits for a few months, and I can say that it's not easy to scratch the bottom of ur car going over bumps and dips. There is slightly less than 1" wheel gap that I would like to close. That's why I'm planning to get the Tein Basics then adjust the drop to about 2"F & 1.8"R. That'd mean I need to drive carefully through bumps and dips, but I'm already doing that, so it really doesnt make a big difference in terms of drivability.

edit: my tsx is bodykit-less, so if you got the bodykit, the car would sit just slightly closer to the ground.

-KC

JTso

iTrader: (2)

17x8 +45 with 225/45/17 ES100

Jputt

Looks alot better with 18's

BlackAc036

What should the drop differential be from the back to the front, .3"? lower? higher?

afici0nad0

apparently, the drop on the front should be about 1/2" lower than the rear, b/c the front wheel wells tend to be larger.

but don't take my word for it, my car is still stock...

afici0nad0

sick...

those are stock tires too?

nitehawktsx67

dam looks sexy, hopfully ill have the oem kit sooner or later

Newplay1

Very nice...