is there a way to lower a car without sacrificing the ride quality? not slammed or anything just 1" - 1.5". what set up would you guys suggest?

-SP

 

Just a simple lowering spring combo from Eibach, or Tein, but if youre going to go with an aftermarket spring, be sure to be ready to upgrade the stock shocks to accomidate. You will not be dissapointed in the ride quality with that type of set up.

If you want adjustability, I recomend the Tokico D-Specs.

I like Eibach personally. But just find out what works for you.

 

i have neuspeed sport springs (1.5'' or 1.75'' drop, i don't remember) with kyb agx shocks on my '01. it rides great. there's about a 2 finger gap between the tire and fender.

i know you asked about an '05, but i don't know if there are any differences between the years, so i just threw my setup out there as an idea.


Modified by FR3SHT0D3F at 4:29 PM 6/28/2006

 

if you just want the 1-1.5 then def go w/ the Eibach pro kit

 

yea do a pro kit

 

i think neuspeed sports are cheaper. not sure though. i have neuspeeds on stock shocks. been riding like this for about 2 years now, and the stock shocks are still going strong.

 

i would personally go with eibach pro kit tahts what im using now and they run about 225 for the set i think

 

I may be selling my Honda Performance Suspension here soon. If you are interested shoot me a PM, it lowers the car a descent height and the ride quality is great.

 

my h&r's are great. ive had both h&rs and eibachs... there both very good quality

 

anyone know if its safe to use skunk2 coilover sleeves on stock shocks? or am i better off getting aftermarket shocks with the sleeves? and what would be a good choice of shocks?

 

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Tokico's

You could use the stock one's, but I'd advise against it. If you even drive the littlest bit aggressive, you'll wear them out in 8months or less.

 

cool thanks