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Old 10-12-2002, 05:59 PM
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What springs should I get

Ok here is my question. I have a 96 accord 4dr I want to drop it. I have 17 konig tantrums w/ 225/45/17 ventus tires. I dont know what to get coil overs or regular springs. Peopl e have told me that coil overs are no good cause they can easy unajust as easly as u can adjust then in lowering height. Spring are for life right once you drop it there is no going back thats. The difference between coil overs and springs write. Can please someone help me. I dont know what to do. I know I want to drop at least 1.50 or 2.0 within that area.
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Old 10-14-2002, 07:18 PM
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If you just want to get rid of the ugly fender gap. I would suggest gettin the Eibach pro-kit springs.. I believe for your ride it will drop it 1.4' in the front and 1.4' in the rear. Keep in mind. Once you drop it you should get new struts.. KYB AGX Gas Shocks go well with the Eibach's

http://coximport.com

^ Has really good prices

As for coilovers.. I really don't know much about those... All I know if your looking for the "slammed" look or better handling, Then you better off with those. Just remember the lower you go. The chances are your going to need to get a camber kit..
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