I've been told they are made by H&R. They look like they lower about the same as H&R. Any thoughts?

 

Anyone?

 

They look lower than H&R sport IMO. You'd probably need a camber kit.

 

You will need a camber kit for the front only. The tire will only last around 10k miles if you don't. The inside of the tire wear out real quick without one.

 

actually, you need a camber kit for the rear. the front camber barely gets affected. just get some h&r sport springs or eibach pro kit springs.

 

Thanks guys, I think I'll go with the comptechs then as I don't want to spend the extra cash on the camber kits.

 

CT are good. There is a "new" H&R sport specificaly for the TLS now available. You may want to look into that as well as it would be very comparable to CT.

 

Hey hemants,

This "new" H&R sport you are talking about is part number 50103, right? The old one would be 51853, correct?

 

Sounds right. Someone claims that they took the sport front and mated it with the OE rear. If so this drop would be very comparable to CT with not as much of a rake. Personally, I would call H&R to make sure but at least cosmetically, this would be much better than either the OE which leaves the front too high and old Sport which puts the rear too low. (This is because H&R designed the OE and Sport for the Accord V6 which has a different weight/distribution)

 

Cool, I'll look into those possibly instead (since they are way cheaper and the same quality).