Springs or coilovers for my Acura rsx 2005
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Springs or coilovers for my Acura rsx 2005
Hi everyone I want to lower my rsx, it currently has 17" wheels and I don't want to lower it all the way to where its almost hitting the wheels. I don't want to lose driving quality/performance if I don't need to. I just want it to look nice and noticeable.. I'm not quite sure if I should go with just lowering springs or coilovers.. I need some pointers and advise..thank you all..
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Re: Springs or coilovers for my Acura rsx 2005
Either Koni STRT shocks and Eibach ProKit (not sportline) springs would work fine.
A better alternative for about the same $$ is Tein's Street Advance coilover system.
There are all sorts of options based on different usage parameters and price points. The above 2 are the most simple, effective solutions, with the correct features for a street driven car that come to mind. They both have compromises that come with those price points...but a vast majority of people are very happy with them.
I think Bilstein also makes a PSS9 for the RSX. Its a bit more $$, but its very very good. The downside being that its zinc plated. But that's only a downside if you use the car in road salt.
I'm sure AMR or PIC or other custom build companies can help you with a very nice setup as well.
A better alternative for about the same $$ is Tein's Street Advance coilover system.
There are all sorts of options based on different usage parameters and price points. The above 2 are the most simple, effective solutions, with the correct features for a street driven car that come to mind. They both have compromises that come with those price points...but a vast majority of people are very happy with them.
I think Bilstein also makes a PSS9 for the RSX. Its a bit more $$, but its very very good. The downside being that its zinc plated. But that's only a downside if you use the car in road salt.
I'm sure AMR or PIC or other custom build companies can help you with a very nice setup as well.
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