Coffee & Meet Sundays
Aand naw prelude didn't win anything. The white civic with the white rims won the most slammed ride. The white acura el won the sound comp. The white w/blue strip mustang corbra won best domestic.
lol coilovers and aspec won't be coming until I pay the car off, so about a year or so, butttt I think I'm gonna clear my headlights tomorrow so I'll be modded enough to come out to the meets still
Why would you be embarrassed? Blackn'yellow Tl has only the front lip, SkLePro doesn't have the Aspec's, all of them are lowered ATLS_666, me and SkLePro are not, there is nothing wrong being stock, just come to the meets we are here to hang out, talk, ask questions and ideas on what to do to our cars 
Yea man my car isn't lowered nor aspec'd, so you can imagine how high my ride looked compared to the others lol.. but straight up i hear you though es08tg, I was thinking the same at first, but it was still cool i got some good ideas for my next upgrades..
Also You SHOULD also pair lowering springs with aftermarket shocks. Don't ask why, just trust me. Do it right the first time.
H & R Sports + Koni is my suggestion.
P.S when are we gonna see the GoPro + pics from yesterday?
I have H&R 1.4/1.3 and didn't have to do anything else. Went for an alignment a week later (waited to let the springs settle first) and my wheels never went out of spec. So springs ($220ish) + install is what it will cost you to lower.
tein advance about $900 they are ok
k-sport i heard are really good around $1000
Im ok BC Racing $1200 great im happy
megan coilovers heard are one of the best and also
k&w coilovers but they will run you $1700
+1 on kw coils, worth every dollar
I was thinking bout all that, but then i remembered i'm on 19's with 35 series tires. If i lower suspension will naturally be stiffer, i dont want the added stiffness to increase the chances of denting my rims too much. What do you guys think?
They are having a group buy at the vendor forum in the Black Market PM Acktl05
I'm on 19's with 35 series tires lowered over 2 inches on K-Sport. Its pretty much as low as u can go with 19's and still drive it every day. The ride is firm but still comfortable and im on pretty firm setting (actually was thinking to make it fermer) ... that is why its a good idea to spend a little more money on coilovers and have the freedom of setting ur hight and firmness exactly where u like it.
I'm also on 35/19 tires with Tein SS coilovers almost maxed out and set them pretty stiff. It's still comfortable, not as bad as it sounds. The lower ride height and better handling far outweighs the compromise of a bit more stiff of a ride.
I'm on 19's with 35 series tires lowered over 2 inches on K-Sport. Its pretty much as low as u can go with 19's and still drive it every day. The ride is firm but still comfortable and im on pretty firm setting (actually was thinking to make it fermer) ... that is why its a good idea to spend a little more money on coilovers and have the freedom of setting ur hight and firmness exactly where u like it.
I heard mixed reviews for aspec suspension, what you guys think?
If you hit something that could potentially bend a rim, I can't see how having softer suspension will change much if anything at all.
I'm also on 35/19 tires with Tein SS coilovers almost maxed out and set them pretty stiff. It's still comfortable, not as bad as it sounds. The lower ride height and better handling far outweighs the compromise of a bit more stiff of a ride.
I'm also on 35/19 tires with Tein SS coilovers almost maxed out and set them pretty stiff. It's still comfortable, not as bad as it sounds. The lower ride height and better handling far outweighs the compromise of a bit more stiff of a ride.
Damn are you not afraid of those potholes?!? I turn into the Hulk everytime i hit a pothole on 35's and i'm on stock suspension.. I'm thinkin of the aspect oem suspension for type s, that way i can get a tad bit of lowering and improved handling and still maintain my extended warranty.
I heard mixed reviews for aspec suspension, what you guys think?
I heard mixed reviews for aspec suspension, what you guys think?
I have 225/35/19 stretched on 19x8.5 and 245/35/19 on 19x10 and have not had any problems even though I have hit a few rail roads pretty hard.
Wasn't aware you had extended warranty. I would probably buy the A-spec suspension for the time being until warranty is up, unless it is close to expiry.
I had about 170,000km on my A-Spec TL before I switched over to coilovers. I found the A-spec suspension became uncomfortable over beaten roads as I reached higher mileage. It was less responsive, more harsh, kind of hard to explain.
Damn are you not afraid of those potholes?!? I turn into the Hulk everytime i hit a pothole on 35's and i'm on stock suspension.. I'm thinkin of the aspect oem suspension for type s, that way i can get a tad bit of lowering and improved handling and still maintain my extended warranty.
I heard mixed reviews for aspec suspension, what you guys think?
I heard mixed reviews for aspec suspension, what you guys think?


