I have a '99 Type Sh w/ eibach springs now.
I would like to have some adjustable coilovers.
Within your experience, which is the best bang for the buck and the most easily adjustable coil over setup out there? Thanks in advance.

 

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I would like to have some adjustable coilovers.
Within your experience, which is the best bang for the buck and the most easily adjustable coil over setup out there? Thanks in advance. </TD></TR></TABLE>

what kind of shocks?

if stock, i'd spend the money on shocks instead of the coilovers.

if u have aftermarket shocks, i'd go with ground control.

 

I would recommend the Tein BASIC coilovers ($650). They are an entry level coilover that are a good perfomance gain for the money. Far superior to a spring and shock combo.

 

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i wouldnt go wit tein basic coilover system, my friend 01 lude and my car 95 accord, both has it, and it stink!!!! it doesnt give u a smooth ride, bumpy as hell....the valve give up really quick...i hear omni coilover is pretty good...same price or ~$745...gonna get soon

 

Recomed looking at Skunk2 coil overs and Koni makes some nice shocks. Good Luck.

 

omni powers make a prelude application now???

 

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not yet, it was supposed to happen months ago