crx 91 hf and i am looking for a set of lowering springs shocks and struts....


i def do not want coilovers... i am looking for drop around 2" but at the same time i would like a set of chocks and struts that will hold up to the drop... the car is driven only on nice days during summer and is put away for winter at the moment. i would still like a comfortable ride and still be able to launch if the time comes when i need to.. hahaha

opions...on what brand shock and spring that could create this perfect universe

searched a little ... no comparisons or flat out lowering springs i was looking for...

 

a buddy of mine has eibach prokit on illuminas. car rides really nice, comparable to a factory gsr

im looking at ground control coilovers on illuminas right now.

 

others?
PLEASE

 

i was thinking about the illuminas becaseu i haven't seen a real complaint about them yet... now i need to go with a set of lowering springs... help?

will these shocks last a little while?

 

 

We just had a similar thread on this not more than two days ago. Please do a search, just to get some ideas, then you can even IM people on their set-ups to get direct info.

And just to be nice, I'll throw in my two cents - Koni Sports, adjustable, great shocks, lifetime warranty, Eibach springs, either sport or pro, also lifetime waranty.

 

I agree with the guy above Koni's (Yellows) and Eibach (Sportlines)...nice and smooth...i just put on the sportlines to my rex and dropped like 2" or so...have fun

 

I had Tokico springs ( made by Eibach) and Tokico Illuminas

 

another strong vouch for eibach prokits and illuminas. its a great combination for street performance. the shocks can also be good with ground controls.

but if you wish to drop low, then get eibach sportlines. just dont expect as nice of a ride as youre going to get with prokits. nor even better performance....

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by RSZero1 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">We just had a similar thread on this not more than two days ago. Please do a search, just to get some ideas, then you can even IM people on their set-ups to get direct info.

And just to be nice, I'll throw in my two cents - Koni Sports, adjustable, great shocks, lifetime warranty, Eibach springs, either sport or pro, also lifetime waranty.</TD></TR></TABLE>

i know its crappy when people don't search ... but this is somehting i have been looking on here for awhile ... and really i don't ever get exactly what i wanna know unless i ask on my own thread... but yours and those under this weere helpfull thanks...


what about H&R?
or other springs?


Modified by rewerbcrx at 11:40 PM 11/17/2006

 

I ran H&R race, my cousin ran Suspension Technics no complains from us.

 

I have H&R springs on tokicos and its a nice ride. had them since July and nothing wrong yet..

 

I use the sportline kit and Tokico Illuminas I really like it.. No complaints here..if i was to do it agin id go with koni yellows n Ground control coilovers

 

i ran tokico blues and eibach pro's on my rex, vey stiff ride, but handling and cornering for the $.

 

just wondering one thing....

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i would still like a comfortable ride and still be able to launch if the time comes when i need to
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how hard does an hf launch? or is it not stock. just curious, not trying to be an asshat or anything. i once heard an hf couldnt pull a greased string out a cats ***, thats all im saying. thanks.

to add something useful, i have heard many good things about eibach and koni and tokico. i am doing the eibach sportlines and koni sports here this winter

 

you brought back this thread because you thought that i "launch" a hf hard,


well i wasn't looking for drag springs, or for racing i was looking for comfort and ride stability being lower center of gravity.

 

im not sure about this, but Goldline is a real good brand and very comfortable when it comes to aftermarket suspension, I had shocks, struts, springs and tie rods on my 95 accord, lowred 3 inches, and well it handled very well , looked nice, wasnt springy, and wow was it a comfortable ride. But i dont know if goldline has any for a CRX, but they are a good brand to look at.

 

I ran goldline be4 i ran my prokit on my rex I did not like the feel. i know one thing for sure. u buy what u get!

I purchased the goldline about 4 yrs ago and hated them, only after a 6 months the right rear started to stag

I had then upgraded to eibach prokit and been very statisfied ever since!

 

koni yellow gc

 

sorry, i didnt noptice when ur last post was. once again, sorry for my stupidity

 

I know you said no coil overs, but I have a set of cusco true coil overs, they are bad ***!!!

 

i think h&r springs look like my best bet... i haven't heard anything bad and tokico illuminas basically because there inexspensive and they are still adjustable and eveyone says they ride nice