HELP: Lowering springs question(s)
HELP: Lowering springs question(s)
All,
Just bought some 18's for my 03 TLS and need to go ahead and lower it an inch or so. I don't want to sacrifice the good ride I have so don't want to drop it that much. Could someone suggest a brand of spring and perhaps a good place in the Dallas TX area to get the springs put on.
Thanks in advance..
JIM..
Just bought some 18's for my 03 TLS and need to go ahead and lower it an inch or so. I don't want to sacrifice the good ride I have so don't want to drop it that much. Could someone suggest a brand of spring and perhaps a good place in the Dallas TX area to get the springs put on.
Thanks in advance..
JIM..
The 18s will affect your ride quality some because you are probably also with going with lower profile tires (less than 50), but not too bad.
Go with Comptech or HR springs to save some money. Both are very good and near stock stiffness.
Go with Comptech or HR springs to save some money. Both are very good and near stock stiffness.
Originally posted by bnavarro
i would suggest changing the shocks too. I heard your stock will blow out in a couple of months, but i cant say from experence. I have coilovers.
i would suggest changing the shocks too. I heard your stock will blow out in a couple of months, but i cant say from experence. I have coilovers.
It may depend on who and how the car is driven...
YMMV
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Originally posted by EricL
I know two people who are still driving with stock shocks and comptech springs and after 2-years have not blown the shocks out. (30K miles on #1) (49K miles on #2)
It may depend on who and how the car is driven...
YMMV
I know two people who are still driving with stock shocks and comptech springs and after 2-years have not blown the shocks out. (30K miles on #1) (49K miles on #2)
It may depend on who and how the car is driven...
YMMV
I would recommend Teins because then you adjust the height and damper setting to whatever comfort level you wish. But if you don't want to spend the $850 for them, then Comptech would be the way to go, but then for Konis, that would be atleast another $500.
Originally posted by JRock
I know another with 35k with the same deal. He drives hard but I don't think it's how the car is driven so much as the road conditions the car travels on. For example. I don't push my car as hard as he does but I travel on much more abusive roads.
I know another with 35k with the same deal. He drives hard but I don't think it's how the car is driven so much as the road conditions the car travels on. For example. I don't push my car as hard as he does but I travel on much more abusive roads.
The dealer is installing my comptech springs and sways without updating the shocks, and they have said multiple times that new shocks are not needed with these springs.
In fact, their doing this for my leased car, which means something to me!
In fact, their doing this for my leased car, which means something to me!
Originally posted by neoprufrok
The dealer is installing my comptech springs and sways without updating the shocks, and they have said multiple times that new shocks are not needed with these springs.
In fact, their doing this for my leased car, which means something to me!
The dealer is installing my comptech springs and sways without updating the shocks, and they have said multiple times that new shocks are not needed with these springs.
In fact, their doing this for my leased car, which means something to me!
I was too. I had Comptech's and Koni Yellows on my previous Civic Si, and was expecting to eat that extra expense, but luckily for me, they didn't, and I hope I won't need new shocks.
BTW, I got it at Marin Acura, which was a good dealership, the Sales Managers were great to deal with, but one salesperson was not.
BTW, I got it at Marin Acura, which was a good dealership, the Sales Managers were great to deal with, but one salesperson was not.
Originally posted by neoprufrok
I was too. I had Comptech's and Koni Yellows on my previous Civic Si, and was expecting to eat that extra expense, but luckily for me, they didn't, and I hope I won't need new shocks.
BTW, I got it at Marin Acura, which was a good dealership, the Sales Managers were great to deal with, but one salesperson was not.
I was too. I had Comptech's and Koni Yellows on my previous Civic Si, and was expecting to eat that extra expense, but luckily for me, they didn't, and I hope I won't need new shocks.
BTW, I got it at Marin Acura, which was a good dealership, the Sales Managers were great to deal with, but one salesperson was not.
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