m4xwellmurd3r

if you drop the rear a bit it should feel smoother. With the rear raised you're weight transfer is biased more towards the front, making the rear feel springier in a way. If you level it out, the back should feel better.

I also have the same setup, but 450f/350r. Feels friggin awesome on the street and hugs corners REALLY well.

TheWhitten

Is there a good suspension setup for just daily driving? I just want something a tad bit lower (just purchased stock em1) but want the comfortable ride. I don't plan on any racing or tracking.

m4xwellmurd3r

progress cs2 are good for daily driving if you stick with lower spring rates.

dmemenza

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Yeah, that's what I was thinking, logically. Its not a drastic difference, but you can tell its a tad bit higher in the rear. When I get my exhaust installed, I'll have them adjust it a little lower. But hell yeah man, I'm really liking the Progress CSII's...they're awesome! Really happy with the purchase!

Thanks,

- DM

odariusc@gmail.

I need help with what to pick for my suspension on my 90 honda accord. Coilovers, lower control arms, subframe brace, etc... I have a H22A swapped from out of a 96 prelude si in my 90 honda accord coupe....please help and reply soon...trying to be in the Honda Day car show this summer.

Andy@AMR

I recently got engaged, and put a 20% coupon code on our facebook page, and instgram that is good till the 01/10/16 FYI. Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas, and have a Happy New Year. Got plenty of parts in stock to build both Accord, and Civic setups.

dmemenza

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^ congrats on your engagement!

No love for the Integras? (Parts, that is) :-)

Thanks,

- DM

Andy@AMR

Got plenty, just shipped an ITR and DC2 setup today. One of the most popular setups we have clients come to us for.

dmemenza

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Cool! :-)

- DM

DarryCar

Congrats on your engagement, and Happy Holidays. Wow what a deal, but I don't see the 20% coupon code on your FB page. Am I not looking in the right place?

Andy@AMR

I just checked, still there, posted on December 10th, and also on our Instagram bud under amrengineering. Happy Holidays to you as well!

EG Jake

Anyone try the Apexi N1 Type EVX? Im thinking of grabbing those.

DarryCar

DAMN, how did I miss this post?? I really never saw the discount posted, but it looks as though I did not look hard enough on your FB page. Guess I'll have to wait for the next one...

StrictlyBusines

Hello there looking for some help since i am new to the Honda sence. I have a 99 civic sedan and I was given these looks like stock struts with a sleeve attached and a spring and was told they were for my car. After researching the part number on the shock they are for and integra but anyways I have already ordered Ebachi sportline springs and KYB struts and was going to just run that set up or do you guys think I should use the sleeve and spring and mount to my new KYB struts. I use it only as my daily driver to work 90 miles each way all freeway but I like to have some fun and sometimes take up some mountain roads. Please let me know your suggestions.

Nickyd

Anyone know if progress uses monotube or twintube design?

Andy@AMR

Should be twin.

Ronnie Cason

hey guys just looking for some advice on what spring rates i should get i have a 97 civic with a stock y7. the car currently has ugly *** 17" chrome rims on it im planning on doing a mini me swap and boosting im looking at getting some progress cs2 coilovers but just cant figure out what spring rates i wanna get the car is a dd that will see time at the drag strip once the engine gets boosted. thanks again in advance for the advice

elementguy2133

can anybody tell me if any other Honda shocks are interchangeable with my element? my freind has a new set of shocks/struts for a civic and they look identical to whats on my element. thanks

BadDrivrGoodCar

Is this the "600-range" Koni that was meant? Different price here. This thread has been the best.

https://www.ecstuning.com/Search/Sit...Str/ES1929356/

Andy@AMR

Just wanted to share our current H-T discount code for our custom coilovers. www.amrengineering.com discount code: amrhondatechdiscount

Our current lead times for Honda/Acura setups is 2 weeks.

Andy@AMR

Happy Holidays!

Just wanted to share our 10 Year Anniversary/Black Friday Sale.
Function 7, and AMR Engineering Discount.

midnitesol

Have been researching for several weeks now and was about to decide between:
Progress CS II - $562.40
AMR's - $991.25

Both of which are great deals btw. but then I see that Progress CS III are available but have no description. Price on these is $703.62.

Any input?

midnitesol

So I ended up going with AMR, can't beat the lifetime warranty, quality, design and overall package looks superb! I ordered January 1st and received them first week of February so the turnaround time was actually surprisingly quick and just as Andy had mentioned. I have yet to install due to no garage space and poor weather but will definitely post review once done. Thanks again Andy I will definitely recommend the product to others.

srtviper650

A lot of useful information here! Although I would like to get an opinion on my 1997 Civic EK Sedan. I plan on lowering it about 1.5 inches from standard ride height, but I'm kind of stuck with these 14 inch tires, but I plan on buying new 14 inch Konig Rims, look wise do you think that paired with lowering springs this will make for a nice look? or are 14's just not gonna cut it, thanks! I can send pcitures of the car if needed as well

6ft5inHX

I really didn't mind having 14". I liked the look of the HX rims and they're lightweight. If I had 14" steelies I definitely would have gotten 15 or 16. Lowered about 2" on Koni/GC is fun in the mountains.