best lowering height for SPORT?
I have been on this long trial of trying to figure out what would be the best lowered height to go with my 6 speed 6 cyldr 4 door accord, and of course, which company to go with, for quality and longevity (at least 50,000 miles worth of life-i wont touch ebay stuff). here is the list- oh, and i am just upgrading springs for now, not shocks. thanks for the help!
i voted sportline because i love my springs.
however its not really worth it to not get the shocks. itll be two times the work, and you are gonna have to replace them with upgraded units eventually anyways
however its not really worth it to not get the shocks. itll be two times the work, and you are gonna have to replace them with upgraded units eventually anyways
sportline
because eibach and their million-mile warranty is the shyt.
edit: i just read eibachs warranty and pretty much it doesnt apply to 90% of the people here because if you install the springs yourself it pretty much voids the warranty
2. Exclusions from Warranty
THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO ANY PRODUCTS:
(1) THAT HAVE BEEN IMPROPERLY INSTALLED OR HAVE NOT BEEN PROPERLY INSTALLED BY A QUALIFIED, LICENSED AUTO MECHANIC EXPERIENCED IN THE INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL OF SUSPENSION PRODUCTS;
(2) THAT HAVE BEEN IMPROPERLY SERVICED, THAT HAVE BEEN MISUSED, OR THAT HAVE BEEN MODIFIED, ALTERED OR SUBJECTED TO ABUSE, NEGLIGENCE, ACCIDENT OR COLLISION;
(3) INSTALLED IN ANY VEHICLE THAT HAS BEEN MODIFIED;
(4) INSTALLED ON ANY VEHICLE THAT HAS CARRIED LOADS IN EXCESS OF AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURER SUGGESTED WEIGHT LIMITS;
(5) INSTALLED ON ANY VEHICLE THAT HAS BEEN USED FOR RALLYING, RACING OR RACING-TYPE ACTIVITIES OR OFF-ROAD USE;
(6) PRESENTED FOR WARRANTY COVERAGE BY A PERSON OTHER THAN THE PURCHASER; OR
(7) PRESENTED FOR WARRANTY COVERAGE AFTER BEING USED ON A VEHICLE OTHER THAN THE ONE ON WHICH IT WAS ORIGINALLY INSTALLED.
because eibach and their million-mile warranty is the shyt.edit: i just read eibachs warranty and pretty much it doesnt apply to 90% of the people here because if you install the springs yourself it pretty much voids the warranty
2. Exclusions from Warranty
THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT APPLY TO ANY PRODUCTS:
(1) THAT HAVE BEEN IMPROPERLY INSTALLED OR HAVE NOT BEEN PROPERLY INSTALLED BY A QUALIFIED, LICENSED AUTO MECHANIC EXPERIENCED IN THE INSTALLATION AND REMOVAL OF SUSPENSION PRODUCTS;
(2) THAT HAVE BEEN IMPROPERLY SERVICED, THAT HAVE BEEN MISUSED, OR THAT HAVE BEEN MODIFIED, ALTERED OR SUBJECTED TO ABUSE, NEGLIGENCE, ACCIDENT OR COLLISION;
(3) INSTALLED IN ANY VEHICLE THAT HAS BEEN MODIFIED;
(4) INSTALLED ON ANY VEHICLE THAT HAS CARRIED LOADS IN EXCESS OF AUTOMOBILE MANUFACTURER SUGGESTED WEIGHT LIMITS;
(5) INSTALLED ON ANY VEHICLE THAT HAS BEEN USED FOR RALLYING, RACING OR RACING-TYPE ACTIVITIES OR OFF-ROAD USE;
(6) PRESENTED FOR WARRANTY COVERAGE BY A PERSON OTHER THAN THE PURCHASER; OR
(7) PRESENTED FOR WARRANTY COVERAGE AFTER BEING USED ON A VEHICLE OTHER THAN THE ONE ON WHICH IT WAS ORIGINALLY INSTALLED.
I have tein basic dampers on my cd5 and i love them. the ride quality is great, handling is great and it is a strut designed to be on a lower vehicle plus you get adjustable ride height. For the 750 i spent on them it was totally worth it.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by f22sucks »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I have tein basic dampers on my cd5 and i love them. the ride quality is great, handling is great and it is a strut designed to be on a lower vehicle plus you get adjustable ride height. For the 750 i spent on them it was totally worth it.</TD></TR></TABLE>
I voted for sportlines though.
I voted for sportlines though.
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