I'm interested in upgrading my current suspension setting. It's completely stock right now, but I was wondering what I need to fit 18" wheels and make it look dropped. coil-overs would be preferable. Try to be as specific as possible please.

 

coilovers + rolled fenders + 18" wheels + dumped = form > function x10000....but its your car

 

Eibach Pro kit. Ebay... good price. Make sure you get your fenders rolled. Dont need struts unless you really want performance.

 

Can anyone suggest a tire size? And the 18" wheels that I want have 2 applications: 18x7 and 18x8. Which would better suit my vehicle?

 

19's w/air

 

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have fun replacing your shocks every year......

18's will just be a pain.....you should be able to lower the car a good 2" on 17"s, and have no finger gap at all.....

 

why not go for a suspension setup that improves the handling of your car with the looks to match?

screw 18s go with some 16s with some good rubber

eibach pro-kit with some tokico illuminas
rear sway upgrade and a strut tie bar

 

does skunk2 make coilovers for the accord, cause then id say go with that

 

i already have my coilovers. they're Tein

 

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Gay.

I'd get some Eibach springs with an stiffer strut combo.

 

anyone know which companies make strut bars for my car?

 

if you are to get 18s, get some 225/40/18 rubber, 35 series is just to skinny for an accord.

 

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Gay.

I'd get some Eibach springs with an stiffer strut combo.</TD></TR></TABLE> Dare you say such things 'bout bagged?? Youre a civic owner, why in this forum

 

Omnipower Full Accord Coilovers ( just released ) you wont find anything better i guarentee it!!!

sport and street applications available

 

anyone heard of the Tein Luxury Master High tech springs? they any good?

 

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not really.. for 120 springs. you ll get decent drop, but we've seen them sag and over time.. its not really worth it..

we suggest going to a full coilover set.. you should always get newer struts when you get lowering springs.. so might as well get a coilover package, which has both together

 

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screw 18s go with some 16s with some good rubber

eibach pro-kit with some tokico illuminas
rear sway upgrade and a strut tie bar
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I have KYB AGX's and H&R Sports on my lude. Awesome ride and was cheap as **** on ebay