need help with lowing down my 5gen lude
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hi, i am new to this form. recently i bought a lude, and i wanted lower it 1 to 1-5inch. i don't do cornering a lot. just want it look nice. what kind of springs i should buy? can i do it witout buying camber kits? my pocket is tie after buy the lude so looking spend $ 300 for parts.
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typically, rule of thumb is anything past 1.5", a camber kit should be used, anything less than 1.5 is fine.
and your setup will cost a million dollars :
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300$ wont get you very far...seeing as how you need a nice set of shocks to match with any aftermarket springs you decide to get...+you need to get an alignment right after before you come and cry to us about "camber" wear...
and your setup will cost a million dollars :
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300$ wont get you very far...seeing as how you need a nice set of shocks to match with any aftermarket springs you decide to get...+you need to get an alignment right after before you come and cry to us about "camber" wear...
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Get some Koni Sports and use your OEM springs on the lower perch point for a slight drop. Ride will be fantastic. Koni's will cost less than $600 nowadays...
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if you just want your car to look nicer, just get Tein S Tech or H&R Sport springs with KYB AGX or Tokico Illuminas. The ride should be firm, comfortable, and look decently dropped as well.
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where i can buy koins? any good web site? 600$ what should i buy!!!! i need the complete set. do i need camber kits?
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did you race or use them in track? bz......i don't want that in my car for a year, and going bad..
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no, I only used them for normal daily driving. The car was parked in storage over the winter and has been on jack stands all summer. I barely got to use them at all. Honestly - if I do sell them, I will probably buy another set when I can afford to. They gave my car an awesome ride even lowered about 1.5in.
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get D2 coilovers. You dont have to have camber kits under 1.5 inches. I aligned cars all the time with drops at honda. As long as the toe is set right you will be fine. But just cause im OCD a bit id get camber kits if it was me. But nothing will break or anything like that without camber kits.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1675839
good coilovers
it was under $800 shipped
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/1675839
good coilovers
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it was under $800 shipped
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by stocktonhidlude »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">how much do you want?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I really don't think he (ricoMugenlude97) was offering to sell them. He was just stating a fact.
If your asking me $700 shipped. Let me know soon or there going on EBAY.
I really don't think he (ricoMugenlude97) was offering to sell them. He was just stating a fact.
If your asking me $700 shipped. Let me know soon or there going on EBAY.