I have a '90 Integra that I want to lower. I'm looking for a stylish look while at the same time be enough off the ground that I'm not scraping a lot on bumps. I'd like to have an idea of how far to go and what to use. I'd like a comfortable easy ride. I have stock everything. My struts are stiff and make squeaking sounds when i go over bumps and its annoying. Also I like the go cart feel when riding in my Integra, so anything to heighten that experience would be a plus. Thanks.

 

coilovers will allow you to adjust your ride height when ever you want(when the car is jacked up). spherical bearings will make a world of difference only con... they're NOT for a DD and they cost alot, I recently got some Function 7 spherical lca's 370$ gone so you get the idea. next best thing would be the ES/HR master bushing kit it's a hard rubber/poly kit they're like 140$.

 

Poly suspension bushings have to be the worst idea since low fat cheese.

OP, a decent set of shocks and springs will do the trick. Koni yellow or STRT and eibach pro kits work well. Or Koni yellows and standard rate Ground Control springs would be a better option. All of the above is fairly inexpensive at around $600-800.

The squeaking is most likely your front lower ball joints. Buy those from Honda.