hey guys. got a question

i have a 91 prelude 2.0si and let me tell ya to find good springs for it is a b!tch but as i was browsing ebay i found that couple listings say that the 88 to 2000 share the same spring is this true?

 

No, 1988-2000 is too big of a span. 1988-1991 would share the same, then 1992-2001.

What kind of springs do you seek? High rates? Moderate rates? Large drop? Moderate or small drop? Tracked car or DD?

 

well i want to go for no more than a 2" drop in the front and 1.8" in the rear. i hit 105 today and on one large corner slightly down hill it floats a bit. it doesnt need to be a track car so more or less a moderate rate spring. this is my dd and im not worried about ride comfort. i like performance over comfort. but i dont really want to shell out 200 on a car thats worth 800 bucks.

 

the Intrax springs make for a very nice ride height. My friend has them on his 89 Si and I am probably going to put them on my 88 Si.

 

ill look into them i have thought about the ground control coil overs but im not sure if going 100mph+ will be safe with them any input?

 

Ground Controls are safe, but they are more expensive.

 

well there not that exact brand. i have noticed that the coilovers for say example the 95 civic are desighned the same for the 91 prelude. so i know i can find something cheaper for the civic that will work for the lude

 

just go for some h&r's. they make good springs. I believe their drop is like 1.75 to 2.5in on average. 150-179 bucks for a set.

 

3rd gen prelude parts are always gonna be more expensive than any other honda.Just to let you know. Im running B&G sport springs w/ Tokico blues on my 90' Si. Handles awesome. H&Rs are sick. Eibach are ok but i dont think they go lower than 1.5". Neuspeeds are probably the best spring you could get for the 3rd gen.

 

Dont wast your time on springs, just get the real deal:

Ksport


Cant go wrong with these.

Email me if interested. onefunrydperformance@q.com

Sean