1999 4cyl Accord Suspension
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1999 4cyl Accord Suspension
I am trying to lower where the fenders sit rite above the tires, and I was wondering which type of suspension should i go for. I was thinking about a sport drop from eibach springs or race drop from neuspeed. Could anyone suggest me what or how I should proceed with this. Oh yea, also I am thinking about getting some 17's or 18's. Could anyone tell me how wide the tire can be before scrapping on turns. I heard that if I get 18 * 8 ....they will scrap, is that true??
Thanks for all the help.
Thanks for all the help.
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Re: 1999 4cyl Accord Suspension (subhu1030)
Well to get the fender right above the tire on your car it'll have to come down about 2.5 or 3 inches. This is with the stock wheels and tires (15's with 195/65) or with 18's and 225/40. I believe you can use 18x8 wheels, and the widest tire is 235 if you're gonna lower it. Im down about 2.75 in front and 2.5 in the rear and I still have about a one finger gap. I have eibachs and I love em, but with the drop you want you HAVE to get new shocks. Mine are koni yellows and I love those too but they're about 600 bucks w/o install. Hope this helped some
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Re: 1999 4cyl Accord Suspension (subhu1030)
from what ive heard if u want GOOD suspension u might spend anywhere from $300-$1000+. i had dropzone coilovers [cheap brand] and i was dropped pretty good and the ride was ok but sucked when there were a lot of bumps [ull bounce but not that much].
there are many factors taht play into the ride that u have to think about....for instance the street, your tires [are they low pros?], what are u sitting on [springs? sleeves, etc]
now if u do happen wanna spend $1000 or so, i would consider air cylinders. thats what im riding on right now with 18" rims and 225/40 tires and i can leave the back dumped and still get around and the front ide have to raise a bit cuz itll rub. the ride is way smoother than coilovers, its just basically the streets that make the ride suck sometimes. but heres a pic to let u kno how low u can go on air ride
there are many factors taht play into the ride that u have to think about....for instance the street, your tires [are they low pros?], what are u sitting on [springs? sleeves, etc]
now if u do happen wanna spend $1000 or so, i would consider air cylinders. thats what im riding on right now with 18" rims and 225/40 tires and i can leave the back dumped and still get around and the front ide have to raise a bit cuz itll rub. the ride is way smoother than coilovers, its just basically the streets that make the ride suck sometimes. but heres a pic to let u kno how low u can go on air ride
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