DA in need of new suspension, What are some good setups?
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DA in need of new suspension, What are some good setups?
I have a 91' Integra LS that needs new shocks/ springs all the way around. I want something that is good quality. I plan on driving mostly to and from work, but I would like something that is willing to take the abuse when I feel like dishing it out. I am willing to spend up to $750. I've been looking at some full coilovers and new "Performance" Shocks with a sleeve coilover type spring. Has anyone has had any experience with either of theese? I also need a new lower control arm (The guy I bought the car from hit a curb I think) on the passenger side. I am looking for aftermarket ones and I can't find anyone who sells them. Thanks!
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Re: DA in need of new suspension, What are some good setups? (DA9 Purist)
coilovers are gonna ride like a lumber wagon. if you want a good setup for just about anything get tokico blues. and if you want it lowered the make a suspension kit with four tokico blues and four tokico springs that will lower the car about an inch front and rear. Good performance and daily driver setup.
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Re: DA in need of new suspension, What are some good setups? (rkrone)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by rkrone »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">tokico and eibach 
great daily drive, good handling</TD></TR></TABLE>
agreed, but I have now switched to ground controls and KYB....nice set up too...
great daily drive, good handling</TD></TR></TABLE>agreed, but I have now switched to ground controls and KYB....nice set up too...
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Re: DA in need of new suspension, What are some good setups? (DAantagonist)
I have ksport coilovers on my DA and theyre not too harsh for daily driving for me. IM pretty slammed and at full stiffness at all times.
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Re: DA in need of new suspension, What are some good setups? (RagingAlcoholic)
i have Tein basics (coilover and strut in one), a Neuspeed upper strut brace and SPC camber kits all the way around. in a word: SWEEET!! although the set up will run u about $1100.
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Re: DA in need of new suspension, What are some good setups? (MSchu)
I've tried almost every setup, sans Ohlins and Bilsteins, and the KONI-Eibach make the best setup, period.
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Re: DA in need of new suspension, What are some good setups? (DA9 Purist)
for $775 you can get Ground Control coilovers with Koni yellows from our very own sponsors here on H-T. from reaserch and people's advice ive found those to be a good set up all around. i got that price for my DA from NOLIMITMOTORSPORTS in the suspension forum! good luck with ur pick
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