dropping question
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Depends in your budget. If you have a lot of money, about $1000, get coilover. Or for about $500-600 you can get Springs and shocks.
Coilovers allow you to adjust the height and dampening (how soft or firm the ride is).
A good spring and shocksetup would be H&R Sport and Tokico Blue
Do a search here on the forums and you'll find a lot of info.
Coilovers allow you to adjust the height and dampening (how soft or firm the ride is).
A good spring and shocksetup would be H&R Sport and Tokico Blue
Do a search here on the forums and you'll find a lot of info.
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drop it 10 inches and get 22's...cmon man this has been discussed 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 times already.....theres a section on here that shows pictures of the size rims and drop they are running....even try the photo albums and if u see something u like PM them and ask them what suspension setup they have and size rims...
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Depends in your budget. If you have a lot of money, about $1000, get coilover. Or for about $500-600 you can get Springs and shocks.
Coilovers allow you to adjust the height and dampening (how soft or firm the ride is).
A good spring and shocksetup would be H&R Sport and Tokico Blue
Do a search here on the forums and you'll find a lot of info.
Coilovers allow you to adjust the height and dampening (how soft or firm the ride is).
A good spring and shocksetup would be H&R Sport and Tokico Blue
Do a search here on the forums and you'll find a lot of info.
drop it 10 inches and get 22's...cmon man this has been discussed 1000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 times already.....theres a section on here that shows pictures of the size rims and drop they are running....even try the photo albums and if u see something u like PM them and ask them what suspension setup they have and size rims...
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^come on man dont come on here with questions you need answered n then act like a dick. and hes right use the search button!!!!!!!! im pretty sure were all getting tired of asking the same questions over and over and over.
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...its because you ask nub questions that can easily be answered simply by searching a little bit. Honestly, just get 19's and don't drop the car.. then you'll see whose "crying" and looking like a retard.. b/c if it wasn't for us aZine people, you would've bought and mounted your 19s, thinking you look cool with some new shoes.. but in reality, you look like a moron with the huge wheel gap.. and all the people staring at you aren't staring because your ride looks tight, they're staring because it looks like shit.
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i have 19'.. they look sex...
depending what look you want... you drop it that much.. plain and simple.. easy as that...
its all up to you on how you want to drop it...
honetly.. you can just search around and seee MANY MANY MANY example.. especially in he photo thread...
depending what look you want... you drop it that much.. plain and simple.. easy as that...
its all up to you on how you want to drop it...
honetly.. you can just search around and seee MANY MANY MANY example.. especially in he photo thread...
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anyway.. here's some coilovers you can get..
Ksport: Part# CAC06-KP
Tein Basics: Part# DSH94-LUSS2
Tein SS: Part# DSH94-KUSS2
Megan: Part# MR-CDK-HA98
Off of 98-02 Accord V6
Tanabe Sustec Pro S-0C Type II: Part# TSC023X
Tanabe Sustec Pro S-0C: Part# TSC023
KW Variant 1: Part# 10250006
Function Forms Type 1 or 2: Part# ??????
D2: Part# D2-H17
what i've seen in Japan..
RS*R
HKS....
i'm probably missing some but this will do...
Ksport: Part# CAC06-KP
Tein Basics: Part# DSH94-LUSS2
Tein SS: Part# DSH94-KUSS2
Megan: Part# MR-CDK-HA98
Off of 98-02 Accord V6
Tanabe Sustec Pro S-0C Type II: Part# TSC023X
Tanabe Sustec Pro S-0C: Part# TSC023
KW Variant 1: Part# 10250006
Function Forms Type 1 or 2: Part# ??????
D2: Part# D2-H17
what i've seen in Japan..
RS*R
HKS....
i'm probably missing some but this will do...
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Bro we told you to drop you car in the other thread but you was like nooo i want my rims first see.
But yea that topic has been ran into the ground. It all depends on what you want. Springs they got the H&R sports which alot of ppl are running on around here and like them a couple of us are running on Eibach pro kit and then others are running on Tein coilovers. its all what you want. I was confused at first i was stuck between H&R and Eibach, but i went with Eibach because H&R dont go low enough imo its noticeable but not like Eibach
But yea that topic has been ran into the ground. It all depends on what you want. Springs they got the H&R sports which alot of ppl are running on around here and like them a couple of us are running on Eibach pro kit and then others are running on Tein coilovers. its all what you want. I was confused at first i was stuck between H&R and Eibach, but i went with Eibach because H&R dont go low enough imo its noticeable but not like Eibach
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Springs:
Tein HTECH: Part# SKA34-BUB00 (~$370.00)
Spring Rate (F/R, kgf/mm): 4.8/2.5
Lowering F/R: 1.5 - 1
Tein STECH: Part# SKA34-AUB00 (~$350.00)
Spring Rate (F/R, kgf/mm): 5.3/2.8
Lowering F/R: 2.1 - 1.6
Skunk2: Part# 519-05-1620 (~$200.00)
Spring Rate:???
Lowering F/R:2.00 - 1.80"
Eibach Pro-Kit: Part# 4041.140 (~$339.00)
Spring Rate: ???
Lowering F/R: 2.1 - 1.6
Eibach Sportlines: Part# 4.4140 (~$260.00) [98-02 AV6]
Spring Rate: ???
Lowering F/R: 2.0 - 2.0
H&R OE: Part# 51858-55 (~$329.00)
Spring Rate:???
Lowering F/R: 0.75 - 0.5
H&R Sport Spring: Part# 51858 (~$329.00)
Spring Rate:???
Lowering F/R: 1.75 - 1.5
H&R Race Spring: Part# 51859-88 (~$329.00)
Spring Rate:???
Lowering F/R: 2.2 - 1.75
Megan Spring: Part# MR-LS-HA9802 (~$149.00) [98-02 AV6]
Spring Rate: 230F - 205R
Lowering F/R: 2.0 - 2.0
you should have no troubles now... use this to help you decide... if you do go springs
Tein HTECH: Part# SKA34-BUB00 (~$370.00)
Spring Rate (F/R, kgf/mm): 4.8/2.5
Lowering F/R: 1.5 - 1
Tein STECH: Part# SKA34-AUB00 (~$350.00)
Spring Rate (F/R, kgf/mm): 5.3/2.8
Lowering F/R: 2.1 - 1.6
Skunk2: Part# 519-05-1620 (~$200.00)
Spring Rate:???
Lowering F/R:2.00 - 1.80"
Eibach Pro-Kit: Part# 4041.140 (~$339.00)
Spring Rate: ???
Lowering F/R: 2.1 - 1.6
Eibach Sportlines: Part# 4.4140 (~$260.00) [98-02 AV6]
Spring Rate: ???
Lowering F/R: 2.0 - 2.0
H&R OE: Part# 51858-55 (~$329.00)
Spring Rate:???
Lowering F/R: 0.75 - 0.5
H&R Sport Spring: Part# 51858 (~$329.00)
Spring Rate:???
Lowering F/R: 1.75 - 1.5
H&R Race Spring: Part# 51859-88 (~$329.00)
Spring Rate:???
Lowering F/R: 2.2 - 1.75
Megan Spring: Part# MR-LS-HA9802 (~$149.00) [98-02 AV6]
Spring Rate: 230F - 205R
Lowering F/R: 2.0 - 2.0
you should have no troubles now... use this to help you decide... if you do go springs
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