8th Gen Accord Aftermarket Suspensions
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8th Gen Accord Aftermarket Suspensions
Curious what is available and being used on 8th gen accords. I've seen alot of tein basics. Got a friend who wants a mild drop for his 8th gen sedan lx DD.
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Every brand of suspension products on other model is available on 8G Accord, except shocks. Only Koni makes aftermarket shocks (for now).
Tien H-Tech springs or (Honda) HFP if you want mild.
Then again, what is a mild drop to you?
Tien H-Tech springs or (Honda) HFP if you want mild.
Then again, what is a mild drop to you?
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Thanks for the input, IMO mild is no more than a 2" drop.
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Just about every brand offers something of a mild drop. So to throw out some names.
H&R Pro Kit. Tein S-Tech. And just about all coilovers would start at 1"+ drop.
FYI, the 8gen rear offset is bit more sunk in. So when you lowered, even with a mild drop, it will generate negativecamber / \ . Is that a problem, and do you need camber kits? No. It's no more than a chubby friend in the back.
IMO, it's more of an appearance factor.
H&R Pro Kit. Tein S-Tech. And just about all coilovers would start at 1"+ drop.
FYI, the 8gen rear offset is bit more sunk in. So when you lowered, even with a mild drop, it will generate negativecamber / \ . Is that a problem, and do you need camber kits? No. It's no more than a chubby friend in the back.
IMO, it's more of an appearance factor.
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Just about every brand offers something of a mild drop. So to throw out some names.
H&R Pro Kit. Tein S-Tech. And just about all coilovers would start at 1"+ drop.
FYI, the 8gen rear offset is bit more sunk in. So when you lowered, even with a mild drop, it will generate negativecamber / \ . Is that a problem, and do you need camber kits? No. It's no more than a chubby friend in the back.
IMO, it's more of an appearance factor.
H&R Pro Kit. Tein S-Tech. And just about all coilovers would start at 1"+ drop.
FYI, the 8gen rear offset is bit more sunk in. So when you lowered, even with a mild drop, it will generate negativecamber / \ . Is that a problem, and do you need camber kits? No. It's no more than a chubby friend in the back.
IMO, it's more of an appearance factor.
Would it be wrong to run these on stock shocks?
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Is that your Integra? Nice. My past (girl) friend had a car like that. I think it was a 96 (or 97), and silver LS. And lowered too. That was more than a decade ago. Anyhow, I used to live in Fremont, so I know your area well. Therefore, I would recommend Pro-Kit because the spring is progressive. Sport Line is linear. I'll assume you know what that mean.
With that said, the Pro-kits would be less stress on the OEM shocks. What year is the Accord? Prokit is better fit for OEM shocks. I would also factor in how many miles have been driven already.
Last time I recall, 680, 580, 101, 880 all are pretty smooth. And the Accord is still big comfortable car. I would still want some comfort instead of track stiff.
With that said, the Pro-kits would be less stress on the OEM shocks. What year is the Accord? Prokit is better fit for OEM shocks. I would also factor in how many miles have been driven already.
Last time I recall, 680, 580, 101, 880 all are pretty smooth. And the Accord is still big comfortable car. I would still want some comfort instead of track stiff.
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Hey Guys
Honda Accord is my all time favorite car. i love that car. But now I am using the Honda Civic 2009. I am try to sell this car because i want to buy the Accord. Will you tell me how much I have to need for buying a new honda accord?
Honda Accord is my all time favorite car. i love that car. But now I am using the Honda Civic 2009. I am try to sell this car because i want to buy the Accord. Will you tell me how much I have to need for buying a new honda accord?
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this is what i found for the KYB, i think its just for the oem replacement
http://www.optionsauto.com/products.asp?dept=12188
and i dont think the KYB AGX are in production yet....
http://www.optionsauto.com/products.asp?dept=12188
and i dont think the KYB AGX are in production yet....
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^^ It's about time. That's good to know. Thanks .
However, they don't seem to distinguish between V6 or I4. This would make me wonder if it will be a tad bit lower on the V6.
However, they don't seem to distinguish between V6 or I4. This would make me wonder if it will be a tad bit lower on the V6.
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Is that your Integra? Nice. My past (girl) friend had a car like that. I think it was a 96 (or 97), and silver LS. And lowered too. That was more than a decade ago. Anyhow, I used to live in Fremont, so I know your area well. Therefore, I would recommend Pro-Kit because the spring is progressive. Sport Line is linear. I'll assume you know what that mean.
With that said, the Pro-kits would be less stress on the OEM shocks. What year is the Accord? Prokit is better fit for OEM shocks. I would also factor in how many miles have been driven already.
Last time I recall, 680, 580, 101, 880 all are pretty smooth. And the Accord is still big comfortable car. I would still want some comfort instead of track stiff.
With that said, the Pro-kits would be less stress on the OEM shocks. What year is the Accord? Prokit is better fit for OEM shocks. I would also factor in how many miles have been driven already.
Last time I recall, 680, 580, 101, 880 all are pretty smooth. And the Accord is still big comfortable car. I would still want some comfort instead of track stiff.
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