97 needs to handle better
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97 needs to handle better - 2/19/2007 12:28:52 PM
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projectr13b
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I have a 97 lx sedan and i need to make it handle somewhat better than stock. my first purcahse is going to be some springs and struts on friday. anyone have any preference best for an accord. i was thinking of going koni or tokico with eibach springs. i would like a slight drop, but i am not too worried about getting it to low. right now all i have suspension wise is a front strut bar, and my shocks are shot, so they need some attention haha. thanks for the help.
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RE: 97 needs to handle better - 2/19/2007 1:43:59 PM
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poser_pilot6
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Eibach is a good brand. Tokico or KYB struts are probably a good bet. After that you could add a rear strut bar, and front and rear swaybars. That should tighten up your suspension quite a bit.
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RE: 97 needs to handle better - 2/21/2007 5:18:33 PM
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samtheturtle
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I've got the Tokico HP kit (shocks and springs, 1.5" drop) on my 94 ex and it has worked out well. You can get the kit off ebay for really cheap <$400, and get it installed. If you've upgraded/changed your wheels check for wheel well clearance before dropping your car.
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