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Old 06-06-2007, 11:29 PM
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Coilovers & other suspension

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I wanted to upgrade my crx to have better handling. I want it to be able to handle at top notch. I drive a lot of zig zags, so I want my car to be able to handle. Money really isnt the issue, I just want to make sure I put something together that will be wort it. Any suggestions from any pros out there??
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Re: Coilovers & other suspension

yes... and your title pretty much sums it up.. coilovers... i would also get a rear sway bar.
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Re: Coilovers & other suspension

poly uretahne bushings and a suspension techniques rear sway bar...and full on coil over system is what you are gonna want...Tein SS are ok...but not really for handling more for DD and drag
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Re: Coilovers & other suspension

I hate to thread jack but I was just curious about the rear sway bar comment. I know it makes a difference, but I took mine off for repair reasons and have not put it back..I don't notice a difference since it was off..any ideas why?
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Re: Coilovers & other suspension

A stock rear sway bar hardly does jack. An upgraded one such as the Suspension Tech. like I run makes a HUGE difference.


slvr1911 search this forum & the suspension forum for lowering info, this has been covered in depth way too many times.
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Old 06-09-2007, 03:29 PM
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Re: Coilovers & other suspension

Get yourself a set of TEIN SS-P coilovers, with some stablizer bars and you'll be ready to shred through the corners!
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