i want to lower my crx got ?'s
what would be the better way of going about this springs seem easy to do and coilovers seem like they would be hard to set up.
Looking on ebay they are very cheap i asume the cheap ones are crap but know nothing about lowering hondas.
All my experince in with mini trucks and airbags and bodydrops and am not wanting to cut the crap out of this car.
So please help
Looking on ebay they are very cheap i asume the cheap ones are crap but know nothing about lowering hondas.
All my experince in with mini trucks and airbags and bodydrops and am not wanting to cut the crap out of this car.
So please help
eBay springs/Coilovers will bounce your teeth out so don't waste your money. Springs are an excellent way to go if you are unsure about doing coilovers. In fact that is the way I would suggest to you. Look for name brand springs like Eibach. The only thing you may have to cut is the bumpstops depending on how low you go.
Stay away from e-gay springs , if you were willing to put a air bag setup on a truck then I think you can spend a few more dollars for good springs.
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H&Rs are great for the money, if you just want to get low. Their Sports offering rides like stock.
Koni/GC is the best though, for performance.
Koni/GC is the best though, for performance.
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over a grand for coilover is way to much for me i bearly have that in the whole car with a new motor tranny and custom paint
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