Lowering 5th gen
hermit
Joined: Aug 2002
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From: san diego
Originally posted by Matt86
do any of you have trouble getting your cars serviced at honda with it lowered?
do any of you have trouble getting your cars serviced at honda with it lowered?
But yeah on the RARE occasions I have to go to Honda I take off my lip and swap my rims to the steelies.. they scuffed and scraped my lip last time
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vtec ownz j00
Joined: Jun 2002
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From: Burlington, NC
Originally posted by honda530
Well Prowler has coilovers and he doesnt seem to have any problems. I have the tokico HP series shocks and springs kit. It cost me 350 bucks and lowers 1.5" all the way around. Rides and handles great.
Well Prowler has coilovers and he doesnt seem to have any problems. I have the tokico HP series shocks and springs kit. It cost me 350 bucks and lowers 1.5" all the way around. Rides and handles great.
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From: Hattiesburg Mississippi
Well The installation was 100 because I didnt ahve excess to an air gun and part of the shock assembly was rusted so I couldnt get it off with hand tools. The tires dont really wear that bad but Im getting camber kits anyway. You can do the washer trick for the rear and the front ones are not really that hard. I have had my car lowered since christmas and have driven back to ga from ms several times and not many problems at all.
D-Series y0
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From: ID
If you have airtools, by all means do the suspension yourself. It'll take about 4 hours, depending on your knowledge of suspension tear downs.
I've done this 3x on my car and can do the whole setup in under 3 hours with air tools
I've done this 3x on my car and can do the whole setup in under 3 hours with air tools