Lowering height
Im sure this has been asked a lot, But i have been doing lots of research on what suspension set up rides the nicest, Im not building a show car, its a daily and there are lots of bumpy roads and pot holes where i live and i just want it to ride nice. But i want it to have the lowered look and not look like ****. My rims are super gay im rollin on AR's and there stupid i hate them but after i get my b16 in and redo the suspension im going for rims. so anyway!
I have a 1993 Acura integra ls, its riding on ractive peice of **** coilovers the shocks are shot and so are the coils. So my rims are 15" and my tires are 195 50 15? i think i dont remember and im to lazy to look lol.
So my question, What would be a nice ride height? Like what lowering springs should i get? i wanna go as low as possible with good coils that wont bottom out on every damn thing.
Also a suggestion on cheap shocks?
I have a 1993 Acura integra ls, its riding on ractive peice of **** coilovers the shocks are shot and so are the coils. So my rims are 15" and my tires are 195 50 15? i think i dont remember and im to lazy to look lol.
So my question, What would be a nice ride height? Like what lowering springs should i get? i wanna go as low as possible with good coils that wont bottom out on every damn thing.
Also a suggestion on cheap shocks?
I have H&R Sports on Koni Yellows. There is about a one finger gap all around. I like the ride height except for speed bumps, which sometime I scrape on. Sometime in the future I'm going to GC coilovers on the Koni's and then this won'e be a problem.
I've got a 91 Integra on Koni/GC lowered about 2-3". My cat converter scrapes a little on some speed bumps but I haven't had any problems bottoming out the suspension or anything like that, even on some kind of rough roads/train track crossings.

Skunk 2 springs F2.0 R1.8 around eibachs
15 inch xxr 522 0 with 195 55 R15 brand new toyos
Fenders are rolled a little but a finger can just fit under...
Fun height, decent corners and looks so sexy (P.M. hooked it up!)
Not the ideal ride, bit bumpy, but that's another budget.
I clear most speed bumps but I avoid all not flat areas if I can.
Overall happy with the look of 15s,
had 17s and a kit before (old 4dr gsr), not liking that anymore, hit everything!
Ran low coilovers on 16s and scrapped the road reflectors for a weekend too, not a long term setup.
Again happiest with the setup in the photo.
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Skunk 2 springs F2.0 R1.8 around eibachs
15 inch xxr 522 0 with 195 55 R15 brand new toyos
Fenders are rolled a little but a finger can just fit under...
Fun height, decent corners and looks so sexy (P.M. hooked it up!)
Not the ideal ride, bit bumpy, but that's another budget.
I clear most speed bumps but I avoid all not flat areas if I can.
Overall happy with the look of 15s,
had 17s and a kit before (old 4dr gsr), not liking that anymore, hit everything!
Ran low coilovers on 16s and scrapped the road reflectors for a weekend too, not a long term setup.
Again happiest with the setup in the photo.

What struts? you said around eibachs but im pretty sure eibach doesnt make struts for integras.
They do. Ebay has a eibach kit. Pro Struts and Sportline springs for a decent price.
I got the H-R race springs on OEM struts and I love them. Not stiff, bouncy, but lower and stiffer than the Eibach Sportlines. I truly believe with a good strut, it will be a stiffer ride.
I got the H-R race springs on OEM struts and I love them. Not stiff, bouncy, but lower and stiffer than the Eibach Sportlines. I truly believe with a good strut, it will be a stiffer ride.
Yyyeeeeaaahhh. I'm rollin' on full H&R's, no name full camber, hx rims, blox lcas, ractive tri-front strut.
I started off with the H&R's, and loved the ride. Very smooth and noticable better after the camber.
A lot of people will tell you there is not difference with/without a camber kit, but as far as my situation goes, and with the size rims it wasn't much needed, but still doesn't hurt to get a few extra thousand miles out of tires. The bigger the rims, the worse the camber gets.
Just get you some nice shocks and springs and go from there.
I started off with the H&R's, and loved the ride. Very smooth and noticable better after the camber.
A lot of people will tell you there is not difference with/without a camber kit, but as far as my situation goes, and with the size rims it wasn't much needed, but still doesn't hurt to get a few extra thousand miles out of tires. The bigger the rims, the worse the camber gets.
Just get you some nice shocks and springs and go from there.
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