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07-29-2002, 02:51 AM
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New I do my suspension in about a month I want to make sure everything is in tip top shape. Seeing as how my car has probebly never had the suspension serviced before, what should I replace? I was thinking all the CV joints and boots along with new shocks. What else should I replace?
Where should I have it done?
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07-29-2002, 03:35 AM
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i just had the 120k mile service done on my car and they told me my outer cv boots were dryrotting.. i got new shocks/springs about 4 months ago (kyb agx and eibach pro kit) along with neuspeed upper front and lower rear bars, and suspension tech. front and rear sway bars (front not yet installed). i'm very happy with my setup.. can't wait to get that front sway on.. but anyway, if u have a 92, you might wanna check out ur inner and outer cv boots 
and mine was done at the honda dealer cuz the problem was found while they were doin the 120k service.. i knew they were starting to go cuz i could hear some pinging when i took off.. i wanted to see if my dealer would catch it.. if not, i was gonna bring it to their attention.
and mine was done at the honda dealer cuz the problem was found while they were doin the 120k service.. i knew they were starting to go cuz i could hear some pinging when i took off.. i wanted to see if my dealer would catch it.. if not, i was gonna bring it to their attention.
07-29-2002, 04:34 AM
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I got the Tein SS dampers a couple of weeks ago. they are a bit pricey($960 full coilover), but they are 16 way adjustable and are the best ride i've driven on yet! Actually, in comparison to a system that is pieced together of similar quality (koni/eibach)....it is only a little bit more expensive with the adjustability that you need for personal touching up. I lowered mine 1.75 and put the rear comptech assembly on and I haven't rubbed yet and it feels like stock ride.....and trust me, I've tried to make them rub.
07-29-2002, 04:36 AM
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it was about 300 to have my outer cv boots replaced by the honda dealer.. i like my agx's a lot.. for the money, you can't go wrong.. and to be honest, most people don't really have the need for koni yellows.. unfortunately no, they are not height adjustable.. just dampening.. 4 way in the front, 8 way in the back.
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