Request: EG HB Lowered with H&R Race Springs
if anyone has their eg HB lowered with H&R race springs i would really like to see a before and after pic if possible, thanks
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how much drop is it with those teins??
hahah **** i know ppl have to have some eg's with H&R's, i guess i will have to post mine up once i get them on
hahah **** i know ppl have to have some eg's with H&R's, i guess i will have to post mine up once i get them on
Here's mine:
On H&R Race springs with Koni Yellows set on 2nd lowest perch.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=807606
On H&R Race springs with Koni Yellows set on 2nd lowest perch.
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=807606
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Ok....Ok....bad joke. I'm sorry.
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Ok....Ok....bad joke. I'm sorry.
The rates are somewhere over 400 f/r so you need good shocks.
Koni Yellows, Tokico Illuminas, or maybe Bilstein HDs are all that can *really* handle them.
AGXs, Blues, and stuff like that, not so much.
Koni Yellows, Tokico Illuminas, or maybe Bilstein HDs are all that can *really* handle them.
AGXs, Blues, and stuff like that, not so much.
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15x6.5 with 195/50/15 tires.
Aesthetically, the drop is perfect. For daily driving, I wouldn't call it the perfect drop unless you have glass smooth roads around your area. It was extremely low in person. I drove around for about 3.5 years like this and eventually got sick of it. My bumper got knocked off occasionally from hitting things, side skirts would get caught on some bumps, and my oil pan has a huge dent on it now. It looked great and handled nicely with Konis though. One more thing, like SkyeC said, you definitely need some good shocks for these. Initially, I drove around with stock shocks on and it rode like a ******* horse, no joke. Surprisingly, the shocks never blew though?!?
15x6.5 with 195/50/15 tires.
Aesthetically, the drop is perfect. For daily driving, I wouldn't call it the perfect drop unless you have glass smooth roads around your area. It was extremely low in person. I drove around for about 3.5 years like this and eventually got sick of it. My bumper got knocked off occasionally from hitting things, side skirts would get caught on some bumps, and my oil pan has a huge dent on it now. It looked great and handled nicely with Konis though. One more thing, like SkyeC said, you definitely need some good shocks for these. Initially, I drove around with stock shocks on and it rode like a ******* horse, no joke. Surprisingly, the shocks never blew though?!?
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