are these coilovers any good ?
imo no..try these company's tein, eibach, koni, skunk2. watch out when your buying things from ebay a lot of there stuff that's sold on there is fake. whats your budget for your suspension?
WOW i didnt know they made fake coilovers, any way my budget for coilovers ,shocks and springs is 500 , something decent maybe its not enough but help me out
yea there been fake tein springs going around and my friend just got a set of fake skunk2 coilovers from ebay..if you want to go with coilovers you have a couple of options tein, ground control and skunk2 just to name a few but generally coilovers are more expensive, if you want to go with springs and shocks then it would fit your budget better. try these sites http://www.prostreetonline.com and http://www.ptuning.com
and when you find something you like post what you found and ill help you out with the company's
and when you find something you like post what you found and ill help you out with the company's
the Tenzo R "coilovers" arent a generic brand, tenzo r is pretty well known, mostly for their wheels...but no, they are not good suspension. tenzo lacks the R&D and quality that you will find in other companys. plus, tenzo R overall is not one of the better brands out there anyway(in my opinion, other people may think different). and those are not real coilovers, there simply sleeve-overs that allow you to adjust height like a coilover. a real coilover by definition is a coil spring over a damper(strut/shock)...
with $500 for both springs and damper your real limited. what are your goals? do you just want a lowered ride? if a lowered ride is all you want, you should look into tein s.tech springs, and they will work with your stock damper(if they are still in good shape).
with $500 for both springs and damper your real limited. what are your goals? do you just want a lowered ride? if a lowered ride is all you want, you should look into tein s.tech springs, and they will work with your stock damper(if they are still in good shape).
don't just buy springs, unless there oem specs. Its not a good idea because your shocks wont be able to keep up with the different spring rate, i think if you had a little over 500 you could get a relatively good set up..but it all depends on what your trying to achieve. what year and model is your accord?
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i would recommend getting shocks sometime down the line just to be on the safe side..you can get those springs with some kyb shocks for 460. you will at some time need to get new shocks with those springs or something like the tein s-tech springs that say you can use them with oem shocks/struts
Modified by mattf22b1 at 8:14 PM 5/15/2006
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buy a haynes book and learn to do it yourself. its not very hard
</TD></TR></TABLE>buy a haynes book and learn to do it yourself. its not very hard
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