ok well im thinking about getting the skunk 2 coilover and i was wondering if anyone else has tem and if so should i get them?are they any good? and they say you can get up to a 3 inch. drop with the skunk 2's so i was also wondering if someone could post maybe a picture of a 4th gen. dropped 3 inches, from stock height, i was to be able to tuck 15's a little bit.

 

Skunk2 makes good quality products.

Check our pic thread for pictures. PM the users to ask them what suspension setup they have.

 

i agree skunk2 has great stuff

 

the skunk2's are ok but they can be a little bouncy. for a little more you could get some ground controls which are, in my experience, better.

 

ah thanks for the feedback guys...and just wondering...how much can you drop with the ground controls?

 

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that shouldn't matter......3" on a Prelude is ridiculous.....
My Race Car is only 2" lower than stock and its plenty.....
GC's FTW

 

hijack~sry

How about Tein Basics, they any good. $670 sounds like a good deal

 

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How about Tein Basics, they any good. $670 sounds like a good deal </TD></TR></TABLE>

Street=Koni/Eibach
Street/Race=Koni/GC@400lbs+

 

So you are saying Tein Basics no good for economy setup ? Front 448lbs, rear 224lbs..

 

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Assuming those are LINEAR rates and you street drive.......No good IMO. I am a very race minded person though. 448f/224r tells me its going to be a bit rough and NOT pay you back for the roughness when racing due to the front biased rate. The BIG CO's do this so people don't kill themselves oversteering like crazy on the street.