whith spring would you recommend, which of them is better. with red springs can i regulate drop size?
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both are crap and not worth the money. suspension is important as hell cause your car rides on it! get something at least halfway decent

 

1st - poo
2nd - "High Prefromance Lowering Springs"

Man, I remember paying $350 for my Ground Controls.

Dont go cheap on suspension parts.^^^

 

Yeah, dude, I wouldn't put anything on my car suspension-wise that you can get for twenty bucks.. I'd think it'd defeat the purpose. Do some research. Search for springs and see what other people have to say about different name brands.

 

just buy some used ibach springs or gc coilovers.. shouldnt cost much

 

Both of them are crap. Save up your money for better ones such as skunk2, Ground Control, Sprint, etc. Those ebay coilovers will only give you headaches you never had in your life. You will have to adjust them everytime they loosen up due to poor tread quality on the sleeve.

Never cheap out on parts that you rely your life on especially suspension.

If you want cheap, try Maxspeed or tenzo coilovers or, well their not as cheap as the ebay ones, around $200-250/set. Had Maxspeed on my EM1 for three years never had any problems until I sold the car.

 

get the red one, you can drift with those.

$19 for coilovers,
$30 for shipping

 

you get what you pay for...cheap parts

you would be better buying a set of RS*R racing springs or PROGRESS springs.

 

thank you very much

 

Dont buy either one of them. They are both crap.Get a good set of lowering springs if you are on a budget. Such as H&R, Tein, and Eibach. The last thing you want to do is cheap out on suspension.

 

why good brands haven't drop regulators? is there any difference? spring which has drop regulator and which hasn't.

 

You can always buy just the adjustable coilover sleeves from good companies. But don't buy the cheap Ebay ones. they really do suck and they wear out too fast and give you an even shittier ride than they do to start.

 

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Agreed

 

why good brands haven't drop regulators? is there any difference? spring which has drop regulator and which hasn't. please answer my question

 

Here's a good post from the past...

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1086296

 

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if youre gonna go that far then i'd suggest getting full coilovers. putting slip over sleeves and new shocks is more of a pain than switching coilovers on.

this board has lots of info. read up

 

get used name brand suspension like some lowering springs u can get for 100 bucks used on any forum very easy i did that when i was broke i rolled wit those springs for a while till i got my d2's and also new springs and used springs are not a huge difference good springs will always be good springs and hold up for years and years eventually they will sag a little but barely noticeable

 

dont do it... even the drop zones on ebay are shady... buy some quality stuff... eibach, tein, omnipower... those will just cause problems...

 

ive got omni power slip over coils and stock 10 year old hx shocks. works great.