im about to lower my prelude and the 4th gen already looks low stock. but with those who have experience with eibach springs, which set should i go with? i want to get the sportlines but will i really need to worry about bottoming out? and im not going to buy a body kit for my car.

 

Sportlines. you wont bottom out at all. i've had this drop for nearly a year now and its sweet.

 

good post, i needed the same question answered, eibach is badass though, not much of a difference between the sportline and proline, i think i might go with proline, little bit less drop, safer JMO

 

If your going to get the pro-kit, why don't add a few more dollars and get the S-tech from TEIN?

 

well how much more are the teins?

 

I have the Tein S-techs for the 5th gen and am extremely happy with them. I have had experience with the tanabe super H and have found the s-tech to be superior to it. Tein good stuff.

 

Tein is $220
Not bad IMO
I'm getting some pretty soon
Oh and they do a 1.5'' drop all the way around on the 4th gen

 

wait a minute, do teins make springs for 4th gen preludes??
err, dont answer that. im dumb.

 

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The pro kit drops just over an inch... maybe 1.2" so it's not slammed and you won't scrap over speed bumps. I think I measured a 4"- 4.5" clearance between the ground and the collector part of my header when I was running 214/40/17's. Two finger gap at both front and back wheel wells.