Need help lowering my car.
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Need help lowering my car.
I've done some reading, and so far I've gotten nothing but confusion. Lol.
Anyways, I found this JDM Adjustable (1"~4") Coilover Lowering kit for $50. Here are the features:
Features:
Anyways, I found this JDM Adjustable (1"~4") Coilover Lowering kit for $50. Here are the features:
Features:
<li class="style3">Adjustable from 1"~4" <li class="style3">Dual locking perches for safety <li class="style3">OEM quality and fitment <li class="style3">Meets JDM specs for racing and performance <li class="style3">Works with all stock and aftermarket shocks and struts <li class="style3">Provides better handling control, response, and balance for your vehicle
Would this be a wise investment?
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Yes a wise investment, but only if you buy them from ME 
Look in the For Sale forum and you will see them under my name.
Buy the way, I also send them with installation instructions
WheelBrokerAng
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Look in the For Sale forum and you will see them under my name.
Buy the way, I also send them with installation instructions
WheelBrokerAng
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Hi Honda,
I am sure by this time you would have found an answer for your query as it's has been a long time you have posted it here.
Besides one of my friend is a mechanic at Honda. If you are still stuck with the same question, do reply me so that I could ask my friend to give a particular answer for your query.
Cheers.
I am sure by this time you would have found an answer for your query as it's has been a long time you have posted it here.
Besides one of my friend is a mechanic at Honda. If you are still stuck with the same question, do reply me so that I could ask my friend to give a particular answer for your query.
Cheers.
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Well for my 94 ex coupe I went with Koni adjustable shocks and Megan racing lowering springs 1.75 F 1.50 R. Going to install them this weekend. Oh and 50 dollar coilovers are a bad investment. the normal retail price for a proper set of coilovers are 6 to 7 hundred dollars.
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I would get eibach prokit. I have been a tuner for over 14 years. NO ONE makes better springs or susupension set ups then Eibach. Tanabe is good to if you want to use those. If coilvoers are what you want, then CD7Jay is right. $50 for a set of complete coilovers??? ARE YOU KIDDING ME! A good set of coilovers run at least $700. If you chose to lose all four wheels while driving on the freeway, then i say the $50 coilovers are just what you need.
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Well for my 94 ex coupe I went with Koni adjustable shocks and Megan racing lowering springs 1.75 F 1.50 R. Going to install them this weekend. Oh and 50 dollar coilovers are a bad investment. the normal retail price for a proper set of coilovers are 6 to 7 hundred dollars.
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