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Questions about lowering?

Old Jun 20, 2013 | 09:45 PM
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I have a 96 Accord LX that I wanna drop a bit. My questions are:

1. Do I NEED a camber kit?

2. If I drop 1.5-2 inches, what is the max rim size I can go without tires rubbing?

3. Coilovers or springs? (where's the cheapest place I can get either?)
 
Old Jun 21, 2013 | 12:44 PM
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U can drop car with no need of camber I had a 2.5 drop with 225/45/18 minor rub on inner rear wheel only rubbed when 5 ppl on car. Now I got eibach pro kit springs work real well. Looking to sell by the way want to go lower.
 
Old Jun 22, 2013 | 06:47 PM
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1. You do not need a camber kit. Anything under a 2" drop you can get away with just getting the car aligned (make sure you have 0 degrees toe), and keep your air pressure at recommended levels.

2. I would recommend 17s. They fit the body very well, and still allow you to run a good sized tire, for comfort and security.

3. I would say Coilovers any day. Because you have the adjustability, you can raise/lower the car exactly to your liking. The cheapest coilovers that are worth getting (stay away from no-name junk), are Function&Form Type 1s. You can get them for $600 shipped on eBay. F&F were designed for people who want to just slam their cars, they aren't the most comfortable or highest quality. Some other setups to look at are: Koni Yellow/Ground Control, Tein Ss, KSport, BC Racing, D2 Racing.
 
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