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From: Birmingham, AL
Originally posted by groovedaddy
Definitely drop it - cheap fix/makes an instant impression. The Eibach Pro-kit runs around $200.
Definitely drop it - cheap fix/makes an instant impression. The Eibach Pro-kit runs around $200.
At this point, I would never just do springs... it would have to be springs/shocks/camber kit... and plus installation
When I do my drop its going to be almost $700 to a grand probably, but at least it will be done RIGHT and it will be care free.
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From: Hacienda Heights, S. Cali
Yeah, i'd go out and buy one of those steel ramps.
my neighbor had a friend of his working on his car and one of the jackstands was misplaced and the lowered prelude fell on him. his friend is now a veggie and my neighbor is now very paranoid about working on cars. think about living with the thought of seeing something like that.
anyway, nice ride. i know it's hard to get mods while being in school (college/university)... heh, try it with a gf too! geez... i haven't gotten a mod in a long time.
my neighbor had a friend of his working on his car and one of the jackstands was misplaced and the lowered prelude fell on him. his friend is now a veggie and my neighbor is now very paranoid about working on cars. think about living with the thought of seeing something like that.
anyway, nice ride. i know it's hard to get mods while being in school (college/university)... heh, try it with a gf too! geez... i haven't gotten a mod in a long time.
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thanks, lol.
the fogs work great, here we have bad snow storms in thw winter and i actually turn my headlights off and just use my fogs to see where i am going.
i would reccomend them to anyone, plus they look really sharp, IMO
yeha if i do anything suspension it will be to lower it. roads around here suck do it may only be a sligh >2 inch drop.
the fogs work great, here we have bad snow storms in thw winter and i actually turn my headlights off and just use my fogs to see where i am going.
i would reccomend them to anyone, plus they look really sharp, IMO
yeha if i do anything suspension it will be to lower it. roads around here suck do it may only be a sligh >2 inch drop.
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Originally posted by RaceACCORDingly
yeha if i do anything suspension it will be to lower it. roads around here suck do it may only be a sligh >2 inch drop.
yeha if i do anything suspension it will be to lower it. roads around here suck do it may only be a sligh >2 inch drop.
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From: In Your Girlfriend's Snatch
Originally posted by RaceACCORDingly
thanks, lol.
the fogs work great, here we have bad snow storms in thw winter and i actually turn my headlights off and just use my fogs to see where i am going.
i would reccomend them to anyone, plus they look really sharp, IMO
yeha if i do anything suspension it will be to lower it. roads around here suck do it may only be a sligh >2 inch drop.
thanks, lol.
the fogs work great, here we have bad snow storms in thw winter and i actually turn my headlights off and just use my fogs to see where i am going.
i would reccomend them to anyone, plus they look really sharp, IMO
yeha if i do anything suspension it will be to lower it. roads around here suck do it may only be a sligh >2 inch drop.
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You are teh suxorz
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ok, like i said if you read what i posted, i did it one night in a bad snow storm, and the light that it produced was easier to see through when compared to what the headlights were doing (ie: reflecting off the snow)
therefopr i could see more of the road and less snow
so if i am a "moron kid" for seeing the road then i apologize
therefopr i could see more of the road and less snow
so if i am a "moron kid" for seeing the road then i apologize