which springs and how much of a drop can i get away with without having to put in a camber kit. i've read up 1 1/2" or even up 1 3/4", i'm not sure. And how are neuspeed springs, i've read good things and i've read real bad things.Thanks for the help

 

Comptech will give you a nice drop, and you might not need a camber kit, but as people have said previously, the camber kits are "car specific", some people need them while others don't. If you have the money, maybe getting in on the group buy of Tein coilovers in the black market section would be a good idea, that way you can control the drop and also get a camber kit in a few months and drop it lower if you like.

 

You will have various opinion as to which drop is the best.... it all depends on how low you would like your car.. I believe comptech is around 1.5" in the front and an 1" in the back... I personally bought the H&R 51858, since I wanted to have a more agressive drop. The drop is 1.75" F and 1.5" R... As anothercls said coilovers are another option all depends on what you would like...

I read the following article which gave me a better understanding:
http://www.acura-cl.com/forums/showthread.php?t=122237

Hope it helps..

 

i have neuspeed springs and love them. i believe it's 1.75" in the front and 1.5" rear. i'm on 19" and have not rubbed. however, i want to drop the rear about a finger or two.

 

heah whats up, if you want to meet up and see how the car feels and hadles, let me know, I live in yonkers, where are you from??

 

i went with a 2.25 in the front and 2.50 in the rear no rubbin or anything i think it fits my car perfectly w/18's

 

I got 18 inch rims on my ride and I want to drop it, but not that much. I'll probably go with Comptech. Will I need to get a camber kit?

 

bumpage

 

No