Are there any springs that drop 3 inches? if there are where can I get it

 

hey phil, i was curious about this myself, although what is the real point of dropping your car 3 inches? do you have 22's or something?

 

yes, if you get the coil-over springs or some actual full coilovers... i dont think so on the whole lower 3" with just a standard lowering spring though...

 

the lowest springs ive seen are around 2.5..

if you want to get lower, you can use a 2" lowering spring, and then run Koni Yellows. they have an adjustble spring perch, and you can set them lower

 

sprint extremes: 3.25F 3.0R

 

K mart, where can I buy those? What website can I find it at? THANKS ALOT

 

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http://www.andyautosport.com

 

http://www.doctorimport.com/sprint_springs.html - $137.99

http://www.sprintspring.com/springs.html - there is the source

 

id get some REAL coilovers, and a 3" drop seems kind of "over-dramatic" on an accord unless you are on big *** tires

 

overdramatic?

its not as low as what you probably have in mind

 

any picutres?

 

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sprint extremes as mentioned above on stock struts and 195/60 tires

see?

 

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you can lower 0-4". I have some lowerd a inch. I love them!

 

i bet your stock shocks are either blown already or well on their way out...for safety issue, you need to find a shock that will mate to these springs with some sort of longevity (read koni yellow)...otherwise you are just going to be bouncing all over the place...

 

that doesnt look all that bad, but i donno i saw a 5th gen that was 3.25" downa nd it looked like trash IMO

 

dude i had my car dropped 3" and take my advice its a sucky *** ride on the real. you will have a headache by the time your done trying to find something to mate those springs or coilovers with. 3" drop on an accord is too much dude and thats the truth i kept mine at 2.25f 2r. and my car looks hell of clean right now i finally found it and i kept it there. i spent money on that operation alone so i hope you know what your dude

 

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speak for youself dude. i couldnt be any more happier with the ride quality w/ my extremes. the springs are "soft" but doesnt bump uncontrollably though. granted that i am still on stock shocks, i am very well aware that a set of performance (for lack of a better word) shocks would increse the handling ten fold.

and no, my shocks are not blown yet, and thats after over a year of driving. a full set of coilovers will be my next suspension mod, and i will drop it 3 inches agian, if not more. and no, negative camber is currently not an issue before you ask.

i also agree w/ Nick H that any spring/coilover should be mated with a nice set of shocks for the ideal ride. i dont think anyone can disagree with that.

anyone else that i have known to have these springs feel the least bit regretful after purchasing them, shocks or not.