Daily Driving roughly 1.5" drop
Stock Suspension Besides This

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save ya money and buy a full body coilover your not gogin to be happy on stock shocks. check ebay from them

 

but the beauty of them to upgrade them later

 

right?

 

1.5" drop shouldn't be so bad on stock shocks but it's not going to be the best, and they will blow out sooner or later.

 

it olny be like that for 3 months then id get some shocks

just with what i just did to my car

and my future plans

this is all icould affor right now then mid summer id get shocks

that be ok u think?

 

id say buy once save the time and hasle of take it back off the car and doing it again

 

I agree with the guy above.....You could also search while saving money and see if you can come across any deals on either of them save you some money.

 

One thing to keep in mind is what kind of struts you are planning on getting in the future - I know the ground control sleeve is different depending on the strut you have, the sleeve for the stock strut is not the same as the sleeve for koni, and other struts their own specific sleeve too.

Also, keep in mind the spring rates that the stock strut can handle are less than what many aftermarket struts can handle - so choose your spring rate accordingly.

 

I would go with koni yellows with matching ground control sleeves with custom spring rates, i.e. street, track, race. I have this set up and I can never be happier with it.
$800 is well worth the money. Just look for sponsors on hondamarketplace under suspension.

 

Full coilovers are the way to go but if you cant afford them, to answer your question theh are both pretty much the same. So personal preferance.

 

my point exactly!! save your money homie. get off the x-box for a while and go cut your neighbors grass or something!

 

LOLZ, haha whatever to make pesos.

 

yessir! do work son!