95 Honda Accord Lowering
#1
95 Honda Accord Lowering
hey A-H, well i have a 95 honda accord EX v6 with 180,000 KM. Well i trea this car very well and i planned to trade it in, but with all the money i put into it i decided to keep it. Now, the next step is lowering. the stock system is too soft and the ride height is too high. I want to lower but not sure what i should purchase. I have been using Tein Super Streets on my 93 Integra and love them, but im not forking that much out again since this accord is just my car to get around, no racing or any of that. I just want to get a stiffer ride and lower it so my 17inch rims look nice. well tell me what you recomend.
thanks
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#3
I'm riding on Ksport for my DD (94 Accord)for over 1 1/2 years now.Good drop and I actually like the stiffness,but it's not super stiff like some would suggest.Also,for the price and what you are using them for(or not using them for),they are pretty good,contrary to popular opinion.
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hey, thanks for the advice. the ksports look nice. any idea what it will run me? any vendors you recommend. please let me know as i want to drop it before the winter hits.
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You cant go wrong with Tein. I have Tein Flex coilovers right now on my Civic, before that I had AGX's with Tein springs. Very cheap springs, but I tell ya, great comfortable ride, while at the same time, improving handling and keeping a 2" drop.
#6
As far as a vendor goes,I went through a local shop and they were part of a group order so the shipping was really cheap,although I did have to wait about 1 1/2 weeks for them.
If you want to order them on your own,I would say do a Google search for Ksport,or whatever other brand coilovers and just shop around for the cheapest shipping.
#8
to be honest, i want what is best bang for the buck. i got the tein sst dampers on my integra like i mentioned and i live how it grips the road, but that was when i had money to blow. now back to school and money is hard to come by. so let me know what you would recommend or say best bang for the buck.
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well back to this subject. well its either springs, coilovers or maybe full damper.
I am interested in getting full damper, but its too much for my pocket now.
as for springs and coilvers, can someone tell me pros and cons of each? thanks
I am interested in getting full damper, but its too much for my pocket now.
as for springs and coilvers, can someone tell me pros and cons of each? thanks