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Old 02-20-2003, 06:31 PM
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should i get springs or coilovers and.

what would be the right combanation with each for 1988 Honda 4 door
Shocks,springs etc and how far should i lower it cause i already scrape going over speed bumps at stock height.
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i think neuspeed springs with koni shocks work great!
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..it really depends..if you're not gonna shell out the $$ for good coilovers, I'd get springs then..
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if you do a search in this forum your bound to find at least 10 threads on this....but i prefer coilovers...especially in heavy rain when your car is too low
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You like coilovers when it rains because your car is low ???
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if you do a search in this forum your bound to find at least 10 threads on this....but i prefer coilovers...especially in heavy rain when your car is too low
..so everytime it rains hard, you get out there and raise your car? I find that hard to believe


I like coilovers b/c you can dial in the exact drop you want....and you can lift up the car for the winter
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not every time it rains....like 10% b/c i'm in norfolk and i'm like 1ft above sealevel and in some cases below....so the streets here have a real big tendency to flood when it rains heavily....not hard to believe
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