Question about lowering a Type R
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For example, a set of Eibach Sportline springs will lower a Type R only 0.7", and all other Integras 1.7".
However H&R makes a spring specifically for the Type R which will lower it 1.5F and 1.3R.
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The Type R comes 1" lower the other Integras, so yes, you would need a lower drop if you want your car to look lowered- if you used springs not designed for the Type R specifically.
For example, a set of Eibach Sportline springs will lower a Type R only 0.7", and all other Integras 1.7".
However H&R makes a spring specifically for the Type R which will lower it 1.5F and 1.3R.
For example, a set of Eibach Sportline springs will lower a Type R only 0.7", and all other Integras 1.7".
However H&R makes a spring specifically for the Type R which will lower it 1.5F and 1.3R.
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The Type R comes 1" lower the other Integras, so yes, you would need a lower drop if you want your car to look lowered- if you used springs not designed for the Type R specifically.
For example, a set of Eibach Sportline springs will lower a Type R only 0.7", and all other Integras 1.7".
However H&R makes a spring specifically for the Type R which will lower it 1.5F and 1.3R.
For example, a set of Eibach Sportline springs will lower a Type R only 0.7", and all other Integras 1.7".
However H&R makes a spring specifically for the Type R which will lower it 1.5F and 1.3R.
i had the ITR spec H&R's on my LS, and it lowered it a buttload (2.25" plus). i later had stock ITR springs, which lowererd the car about 1.25-1.5" compared to the stock LS springs.
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