I recently purchased a '92 Accord for my daily driver, and I would like to drop it a bit, but maintain stock, or next to stock ride comfort. It should be noted that this car will NEVER see the track (I have another car for that), and thus, this mod will be strictly appearance related.

At any rate, the H&R OE's seem to be what I am looking for, but I am wondering if the advertised .75" drop is even noticeable.

After extensive searching on both H-T and Google, I have been unable to come up with any pics of cars with these springs installed. Any help?

 

Anyone?

 

when i 1st got my Si i installed suspension techniques 1.3 inch drop springs, on the factory shocks the ride quality was near stock but a tad bit stiffer

 

The H&R OE springs are not worth the money IMO because you wont even see a drop...The regular sport springs are a better choice. This is my cousin;s 93 accord on H&R sport with 16 inch milano wheels...It had like a 2 or 3 finger gap.

 

heres my lude with neuspeed sports

 

Go with H&R Sports all the way man. The Sports keep the car looking clean, and like it should have come out of the factory. I deliver with my H&R Sports, plenty comfortable as far as ride quality goes.

 

Thanks for the input everyone, it is appreciated.

I would really like to see how the OE Sports look myself. They appeal to me because H&R actually tells you they play nicely with the stock shocks. They recomend upgrading if you go with the Sports. I do not want to spend a lot of money on this little project, I don't want to buy a camber kit, or better struts. I just want a small drop, with near stock ride quality, for cheap. Another concern of mine is the snow we get up here. As this is my daily driver, it will be seeing winter duty, and I want to make sure it has ample ground clearance.

So... does anyone have anyone have any pics with these springs?

 

ttt

 

prokit can be used with stock shock too, well, at least eibach said so