rolly7007

I'm looking to lower the call a very little not much to be honest does any know if you need a wheel alignment when you get this done. Also I know comptech has a drop 1.5 in the front a 1.0 in the back and reconmendations on anthor company.

Also is it true the comptech and Acura work together. What I mean is this like can I put comptech parts on my car and have no probs when I take the car for dealer service and warranty probs/ thax

ch1276

i have comptech springs and koni yellows on my car, got a wheel alignment when i had it done, car rides great. There are also some people that did not get the alignment and had no problems. As far as your warranty, it depends on the dealer....I see you are in NJ, I go to Park Ave Acura in Maywood as do alot of members, they are great there and are mod friendly, never had a problem

mclarenf3387

you always need a wheel alignment after puting in a new suspension.

There are not to many other companies that make springs for our car. The other popular one is H & R but they come in different models or heights. The H & Rs also give a more even dropped look.

As for Comptech and Acura, no they don't work together, but most dealers won't give you a hard time about comptech parts, especially if they install them usually. Plus, the dealer has to prove an aftermarket part caused another part to fail. Read up on the Magnus-Moss Act I believe. It explains all that stuff better.

rolly7007

Thanks Guys sounds good. Now how much of a difference should I expect to get from the springs. Also do i need to change my shocks or they'll be ok because it's a small drop.

ch1276

You don't really need to change your shocks, there are plenty of people riding around on stock shocks with comptech springs.

Rod

Do a search on "springs" and all of your questions should be answered. Plus, you'll find pics of CLs with all types of different suspension setups.

NSX-Tuner

My Acura dealer has done all the CompTech mods (i/sc/h/b-pipe/e/springs/sways/strutbar + konis & brembos) on my car and stands behind the warranty.