Eibach Sportlines or H&R Race?
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Eibach Sportlines or H&R Race?
These are for a 95 accord, I dont want to be hitting stuff when I put 16's or 17's later on down the road but I want it pretty low...which would you suggest?
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Re: Eibach Sportlines or H&R Race? (J E E N Y U S)
H&R will slam your car. Sportlines are good for a daily driver and it'll give you a nice drop, but it wont slam your car like the Race springs will.
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Re: Eibach Sportlines or H&R Race? (BS 22)
i hope this helps a little https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1259417
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Re: Eibach Sportlines or H&R Race? (Rice Eater)
I have had both on my car but its a civic hatch.....
THe sportlines are great for daily driving and little autoxin, ie that turn you like on the street, But the stance and look for the civic was horrible. lowered to much in the front and not enough in the rear.
The h&r race are pretty harsh for daily driving at first but you get use to it. Amazing for autoxing
and the stance is great for a civic in the rears but the fronts do sit a little lower then what i want.
But this is for a civic though, not sure if it will be the same with an accord.
THe sportlines are great for daily driving and little autoxin, ie that turn you like on the street, But the stance and look for the civic was horrible. lowered to much in the front and not enough in the rear.
The h&r race are pretty harsh for daily driving at first but you get use to it. Amazing for autoxing
and the stance is great for a civic in the rears but the fronts do sit a little lower then what i want.But this is for a civic though, not sure if it will be the same with an accord.
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Re: Eibach Sportlines or H&R Race? (dohcdelsol)
they arnt really in the same class of springs... Eibach's are desined more for daily driving as the H&R races are well like the name says Race I myself would go with the H&R's as they seem to ride good in my buddys Si
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Re: Eibach Sportlines or H&R Race? (rotten)
Does anybody know the springrates for the H&R or the Sportlines?? Howabout their uncompressed heights in comparison?
I have sportlines and koni yellows, and couldn't be happier. With stock shocks, they ride about 10% stiffer, but much lower
I have sportlines and koni yellows, and couldn't be happier. With stock shocks, they ride about 10% stiffer, but much lower
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Re: Eibach Sportlines or H&R Race? (dohcdelsol)
[QUOTE=dohcdelsol] But the stance and look for the civic was horrible. lowered to much in the front and not enough in the rear.
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On my integra it is the exact opposite. The front LOOKS higher but it's the wheel well shape. It still bugs me and I had to switch, lol. On the other hand, i can't complain about the Sportlines, they ride nice, kinda like a medium. Not too hard or soft.
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On my integra it is the exact opposite. The front LOOKS higher but it's the wheel well shape. It still bugs me and I had to switch, lol. On the other hand, i can't complain about the Sportlines, they ride nice, kinda like a medium. Not too hard or soft.
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