suggestions for coilovers
I suggest you save some more money man. The Skunk 2 kit and Ground Control kit will both run over 300. Weapon R coilovers are just plain garbage my brother has them and they run around 290 i think. Make sure you get shocks unless you want a bumpy ride. Best advice save 900-1k get ground controls and konis Thats what i'm getting.
[Modified by NCH22driver, 3:32 AM 12/1/2002]
[Modified by NCH22driver, 3:32 AM 12/1/2002]
sell your car to someone who wont rice it up with cheapo coilovers
but seriously, save up your money and get quality parts for your ride... i'm in the market for another Prelude 5th gen for a daily driver, and it would **** me off to see you rice out a perfectly good Prelude that i could have bought.
but seriously, save up your money and get quality parts for your ride... i'm in the market for another Prelude 5th gen for a daily driver, and it would **** me off to see you rice out a perfectly good Prelude that i could have bought.
sell your car to someone who wont rice it up with cheapo coilovers
but seriously, save up your money and get quality parts for your ride... i'm in the market for another Prelude 5th gen for a daily driver, and it would **** me off to see you rice out a perfectly good Prelude that i could have bought.
but seriously, save up your money and get quality parts for your ride... i'm in the market for another Prelude 5th gen for a daily driver, and it would **** me off to see you rice out a perfectly good Prelude that i could have bought.
Just by looking at his car you couldn't tell whether they are apc coilovers or Tein's. if your going to post atleast offer some real advice.
Just by looking at his car you couldn't tell whether they are apc coilovers or Tein's.
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Tein Super Street 16-way Fully-adjustable coil-overs...i think they're the best hi-perf coil-overs for the money ($950)
$100 more and you can get the HA's... more aggressive valving for performance handling, helper springs, rebuildable, and revalveable.
I'm pretty sure any Tein's are rebuildable and revalvable..aren't they???
[Modified by Rybrid, 11:30 PM 12/2/2002]
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