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raising my car back up...
i bought a 96 accord coupe a few months ago and it was already lowered. it's about 3 to 2.5 inches from the ground. I keep scraping the bottom over bumps and driveways so i want to raise it back up...but not back to stock height, just an inch or two higher than it is.
i have tokico shocks and the springs on them i don't know the brand but they are blue. can anyone reccommend me a good set of adjustable springs or adjustable coilovers. and is there a difference between the two? also when they say it gives you a 1.5 drop or whatever, are they talking about that drop from the stock height or is that they height from the ground? thanks to anyone who can help out. |
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When they say 1.5" drop, it's from stock height usually. I wouldn't recommend any adjustable sprints (or sleeve coilovers) but if you absolutely must, I've heard that Skunk2 and Ground Control are okay.
I'd get some H&R OEM springs, because they bring you up almost to stock, but are about .75"-1" lower, so you still have a semi-aggressive stance but aren't scraping everywhere.
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Re: raising my car back up...
thanks jajimo for the info.
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