GsDAteg

I just picked up another DA for a daily driver. The car is pretty clean and has some nice blades on it, but otherwise completely stock. Now I plan on keeping it this way but that fender gap is just killing me. Especially with the blades, it needs atleast a small drop.

So I was considering a few options and think a set of Tockico blues with some neuspeed sport springs would work nicely. What do you guys think? I've heard a few people say that drop is too much for blues, while from others I've heard it will be fine. So how would it ride? How will those shocks handle that drop?

Slain

if your daily driving it the blues will be fine. I had some on a 93 integra for awhile lowered 1.5 inches car was fine.

ZiGeNX77

I had blues on my 95 Accord lowered about 1.8" and it was fine as well.

I drive a DC2 now and I'm on Neuspeed Sport springs and Tokico Illumnas (whites) and the springs feel too soft and I bottom out. The shocks are on the stiffest setting too, so I'm thinking the springs.

GsDAteg

So should I consider other springs then? I'm looking for about a 1.8" drop, but definitely don't want to bottom out all the time. I didn't even think that would be a issue with a drop like that.

Slain

eibach sportlines are nice.

civicsmoke

ive got h&r race springs on tokico blues and it rides great.

super jdm yo

yeah i heard a lot of people say bad things about blues for da's. i guess they're pretty much stock replacements....

I had a set of blues with skunk2 coilovers that were pretty low. the shocks were fine, but the ride was stiff.

DC2fab

i had tokico blues on my last integra and didnt care for them much.. i didnt think they were smooth at all. id highly suggest eibach pro susp. which is what i have now and my lowered integra drives like a beamer lol.. ive heard the skunk2 coilovers are nice to

TunerN00b

Tokico Blues are cheap stock replacements. As such, they will be under-damped for any lowering spring, in addition to being run outside of their intended shaft range.

There are plenty of good lowering springs to chose from, depending on your desired height, but all of them will benefit from a shock actually capable of handling them.