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Old 05-02-2007, 10:04 AM   #1
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Default Suspension Thread (contains Pictures and Specs)

This thread is for suspension setups only. All I want to see in here is members listing their current suspension setup with a picture or two to show the drop. This is not a thread for discussions or to ask questions. If you have a comment for a member, IM them, if you have a question that isn't answered by this thread or by searching (recent, archive, FAQ, Guide to Basic Accords) then make a new thread. This is simply here for a reference. Points will be deducted from those who repeatedly do not follow the rules and if people continue to not follow the rules, this thread will be locked.

When you post, I'd like the follow things to be included...


Year/Model/Trim:

Suspension: (List manufacturer and product of whatever it is you have installed... springs, struts, coilover sleeves, full coilovers, sway bars, camber kits, etc.)

Specs: (If you have adjustable struts list what you have them set to, if you have coilovers specify how much you've lowered it, etc.)

Rim/Tire: (List what rim you have as well as the diameter, the width and the offset. Also list what tire you have as well as the size and tire pressure.)

Alignment Specs: (List your alignment specs, if you have them, so people can see how certain suspension setups will affect their alignment. Will also help people to decide if they'll want a camber kit or not.)

Brief Description of How the Car Rides: (Give a brief description of the cars ride and how it handles... bouncy, smooth, harsh, etc.)

Pictures: (Post a picture or two that gives a good view of the drop. Don't post 3-6 general pictures of your car, there is a thread for that, keep the picture(s) specific.)


Thats all I can think of, if I've missed something or if anyone thinks of something else that they feel should be added to the list, IM me and we can discuss it being added.
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Old 05-02-2007, 03:11 PM   #2
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Default Re: Suspension Thread (TouringAccord)

-1994 EX Sedan
-Tanabe Sustec S-OC Type II full coilovers. the front is about 1-1.5 inches from the bottom of the threads and the back is about 2 from the bottom (estimated)
-17x7.5 Rota subzero i think its 45mm offset
-Yokohama AVS ES-100 205/45/R17 at recommended pressure
-Ride is amazing, stiff and sticks to the road but not uncomfortable.



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Old 05-02-2007, 05:44 PM   #3
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Default Re: Suspension Thread (Andryzzle)

Year/Model/Trim: 96 Accord EX

Suspension: Skunk2 Racing Springs, Tokico Illumina struts, Ingalls, poly-urethane 3 degree anchor and bolt kit for the front, washers in the rear, Megan FU strut bar

Specs: Illuminas are currently set on 3. 1 is the softest, 5 is the stiffest. i had it on 5 for a couple weeks, but it was just uncomfortable. yes, the handling was great, but it wan't practical.

Rim/Tire: Stock, 195/60/15 i think. 33 psi in the front, 35 psi in the rear.

Alignment Specs: -1.2 on the front, with my camber kit fully extended. without the kit, it would be -4.2. the back is -1 and that's with 5 washers per 10x1.25x50mm bolt

Brief Description of How the Car Rides: car rides great, really smooth on the 3rd setting. on 5, it was great for handling, but the ride was just too bumpy for me.



before the tint and rear splash-guards:





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Old 05-02-2007, 05:46 PM   #4
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Year/Model/Trim: 1994 Honda Accord EX
Suspension: KYB GR-2 with H&R Sportline in the front and Eibach Prokit in the rear. The front drop is 1.75in and the back is 1.2
Rim: 15 x 5.5 OEM Honda EX Rims not sure of stock offset.
Tires:Yokohama Avid Touring 195/60/R15. Tire pressure is set at 32psi all around
Alignment Specs: Ingalls camber kit front and Ingalls Smart Arms in the back. My camber is now about -.2 degrees all around. Without the kit i had -2.8 and -2.3 degrees camber each side on the front and about -1.2 and -1.5 on the back.
Brief Description of How the Car Rides: The car rides just like stock maybe a little bit stiffer. I am happy with the way that it rides and sits, not too bouncy and not too stiff. I know its an odd setup but it sits nice. I have about a 5.5in gap from my front lip to the ground. One finger gap in the front and two finger gap in the back.






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Old 05-02-2007, 09:04 PM   #5
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Default Re: Suspension Thread (gosu08)

-1994 Honda Accord EX
-KYB AGX Adjustable shocks, Tenzo Racing Springs
-2.5" in the front and 2.2" in the rear I believe
-15" honda factory wheels, 195/60/R15
-Rides and handles awesome..I have the adjustable KYB's set to the hardest setting both front and rear..i believe its 8 in the back and 4 in the front..I dont have any really good pics of the drop

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Old 11-14-2007, 09:28 PM   #6
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94 LX

Intrax Springs: 1.7 Drop Front / 1.6 Rear

OEM shocks

18x7.5 icw osaka

215/35/18 Fr. & 225/40/18 Rear

rides like a dog sled, front shocks blown.







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Old 11-17-2007, 12:20 AM   #7
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1995 Accord LX

Suspension: Omni Power Street (F=10k R=8k) full coilovers, front and rear strut bar, rear lower tie bar, EX front sway bar, ST rear sway bar, front and rear camber adj. kit, misc. poly. bushings.

Specs: Lowered 3+ inches

Rim/Tire: Prelude wheels with Kumho SPT 205/50/15


Alignment Specs: Front camber -1 deg Rear camber -.5 Toe set at 0 deg.

Brief Description of How the Car Rides: Smooth on good roads, bumpy on bad roads. Stiff, but not too crazy for a daily, yet still track capable.

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Old 11-17-2007, 08:15 PM   #8
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Year/Model/Trim: 1996 Accord LX

Suspension: Progress Springs & Tokico HP's

Specs: 2.0 F, 2.0 R

Rim/Tire: OEM 98-99 Accord EX Sedan 5 Spoke Swirlies, 185/60/15 Yokohoma A430 Tires

Alignment Specs: N/A

Brief Description of How the Car Rides: Car rides really smooth. Almost like stock. I believe that is due to the shocks I have and tire profile. I dont like how smooth it is.

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Old 11-17-2007, 10:09 PM   #9
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Year/Model/Trim: 1996 Accord LX
Suspension:Ground controls and kyb agx 2 in fornt 6 in the back

Specs: Low maybe 5ish??

Rim/Tire: 18s 215/35/18

Alignment Specs: -1.50 front -1.00 rear

Brief Description of How the Car Rides: The car actually rides like crap right now due to the drop.But it looks cool.Reason for the ride quality is because my upper control arm is sitting on the frame.

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Old 11-18-2007, 07:33 AM   #10
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Year/Model/Trim:2000 Accord SE

Suspension: Tokico Illuminas, Neuspeed Sport springs (1.8 F 1.7 R), front strut bar, Acura TL type S rear sway.

Specs: Illumina fronts set to 3, rears 4.

Rim/Tire: 17x7.5 Falken Hanabi riding on 215/50/17 Bridgestone Potenza G 009, recommended air pressure.

Alignment Specs: Within factory alignment specs

Brief Description of How the Car Rides: Not very bouncy, but you do feel every crack in the road. Generally uncomfortable for a DD if you aren't willing to suffer for it. Personally after 5 years of owning my car I'd want to put it back to stock instead of being so low and uncomfortable. Not enough shock travel due to the lowering, and it scrapes on steep inclines.



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Old 11-18-2007, 09:40 AM   #11
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Year/Model/Trim: 1993 LX CB7

Suspension: KYB AGX(2f/5r), Tein S-tech springs

Rim/Tire: 4th gen vtec prelude wheels on 205/55/15. Picture shows Falken Zeix 512's, now riding on Hankook 601's

Alignment Specs: I've never had a problem with visible-to-the-eye camber, until I took out my bump stops. Taking out the bumpstops on the front lowered my car about 1/4''.

Brief Description of How the Car Rides: The ride is nice and smooth. A bit harsher than stock over crappy roads, but is smooth as stock everywhere else.

Performance wise, it sucks, imo. The car IS lower and does handle better than stock, but the springs are WAY to soft for some serious twisties action. Body roll>this car




The front end sits a bit lower now, ever since I took out the bump stops.
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Old 11-24-2007, 10:33 AM   #12
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Year/Model/Trim: 96 Accord EX

Suspension: Koni Yellows w/ Ground-Controls

Specs: Konis: Stiffest in front (3 turns) Middle in rear (2 turns) GC's with about half thread left all the way around

Rim/Tire: 96 ITR Wheels w/ 205/50/15 Hankooks 42psi front , 40 in rear

Alignment Specs: F camber kits, roughly -3o camber in front, probably 1-2o in rear, toe has been 0'd out

Brief Description of How the Car Rides: Stiff settings however not bouncy, pretty good all around

Pictures:

Good sideshot of where it sits now
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Year/Model/Trim: 95 Accord EX

Suspension: Tokico Illuminas/ H&R Sport

Specs: Tokicos setting: 2 in front, 1 rear good for daily driving. 1 finger gap front and rear.

Rim/Tire: Kyowa Racing KR595 with 205/45/17 Yokohama S-Drives 35 psi all around, still experimenting

Alignment Specs: Ingalls camber kit. I do not have specific measuring but 0 toe

Brief Description of How the Car Rides: Tolerable, not to bouncy.






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1996 Accord EX
15" stock rims pirelli tires 195/60/R15
toe is 0
the ride is stiff and it doesnt scrape as much as i thought after we lifted the exghaust with shorter bushings



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Year/Model/Trim: 94 accord ex sedan

Suspension: H&R Street Perf. Coil Over

Specs: 2.5 front 2 rear.

Rim/Tire: Vesta Ein khan II 17x8 +30/215-40 front 17x9 +38/215-45 stretched rear
rear tires rubs when turning.

Alignment Specs: have spacer in the rear. have good contact.

Brief Description of How the Car Rides: i love the ride. soft smooth handles like a champ. dont know if my rear shocks or spring are worn but rear droops with a passenger.

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1996 accord ex cd7

Ground Controls with yellow Koni

2.2cl rims 205/50/16

handles great, but i live in San Francisco an the road
are pretty uneven with tons of pot holes. sometimes the ride can be
really unbearable.

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Year/Model/Trim: 95 EX.

Suspension: Koni adjustable struts with neuspeed sport springs. koni struts were set to lowest on spring perch. Fronts are adjusted 3/4 of the way to stiffest. Rears are 1/2 way.

Rim/Tire: RacingHart Type C 18X8 with a 42mm offset.
Pirelli 225 40 18 tires.

Alignment Specs: Ingalls kit up front set to max out. Washers at back. sorry no specs.


Brief Description of How the Car Rides: It rides almost like stock. Nice firm but not punishing at all.


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bringing this back up.....im trying to figure out what i should go with. let see some more pics of the 98-03 body style.
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