i have a eibach pro kit on my car and i think the previous owner didn't get aftermarket springs to go with the aftermarket suspension. so im left with a bad ride quality as in i dont think my car absorbs any of the bumps on the road. whenever i encounter a bump, there's the thump noise and it also feels bad. should i get shocks for my car? if so, which ones do you suggest?


Modified by ek9-hatch at 5:07 PM 7/4/2006

 

anyone?

 

DUDE
just drive your god damn CAR, stop making post on what you should do... you don't even know what a torque wrench is.... please just stay on honda-tech for about a year or so... and learn some stuff....

this will help you out so much

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/642479
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread/878010
https://honda-tech.com/zeroforum/15
https://honda-tech.com/zeroforum/54

you don't even have to post just read, there is so much usefull information already here..

you will know when you should start modifying your car when you don't have to ask someone
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Modified by ek9-hatch at 5:07 PM 7/4/2006</TD></TR></TABLE>

sorry if that was rude, but check out the FAQ... so MUCH iNFORMATION!!

 

Eibach Pro-kit is actually designed for compatibility with your stock shocks, but if your stock shocks are blown you can just go with some cheap kyb's, or if you're looking for a softer ride in general you should just switch back to your stock set up.

 

i still want the lowered aspect though

 

Suspension Forum is here. https://honda-tech.com/zeroforum?id=54

With a lowered car you have to sacrifice some ride quality which is directly proportional to how low you drop it. Softer springs will ride better but you will bottom out over certain areas of the road if you keep it lowered(ie. cut springs)