Doe anyone is the midwest or upper east coast have the comptech springs? Just wondering if your CL sufferend any damage with all the snow, or if the car was harder to drive?

g.

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'01 Silver
TYPE-S Navi/Spoiler

 

I live in Canada and we've had over 7 feet of snow so far this year where I live

I have the springs, sways, and koni shocks along with the stock rubber, I have had no problems whatsoever

Although I did get stuck once by trying to drive in deep snow following a trucks tracks..I got stuck..eheh



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Astroboy out...
2001 Acura Cl Type S: Comptech: Headers, filter, sways, springs, koni shocks, goodridge braided brake lines, full kicker system
1996 Porsche 911 Twin Turbo: H&R Springs and sways, Bilstein shocks

 

Nup. Why would it? But ya better watch those TALL curbs when you park front end in.

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01 CL Type-S, White\Black\Navi\Comptech Springs+Sways\Burl Shifter\Guards\Smokers Package

 

i have a similar question, maybe astro can help.

astro, what if you put a soon to come (hopefully) side/front/rear skirts with the springs?

would this be worse in winter?

 

no prob in the winter. corners better! just kidding. i dont drive like i usually do in the snow.

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YuppieCL
'90 Accord LX
'01 3.2CL Type S
#6487, Satin Silver, Navi, Spoiler, Comptech springs, 35% Llumar window tint, Full nose mask
PhotoPoint Pics!

 

Amir: I don't think it would be a a problem as long as you kicked out the wheelwells before you park the car at night so ice doesn't build up inside there...

also deep snow would certainly not be your friend, but on roads that have been plowed at least once you shouldn't have any trouble at all



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Astroboy out...
2001 Acura Cl Type S: Comptech: Headers, filter, sways, springs, koni shocks, goodridge braided brake lines, full kicker system
1996 Porsche 911 Twin Turbo: H&R Springs and sways, Bilstein shocks