It took 2 months to get them, but they were worth the wait.

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[Modified by CWITR, 4:15 PM 9/25/2002]

 

Any comments on how handling was affected? OR

 

very nice car. Dumped y0!

 

I like how you put your amber blinkers back in after the drop

Are those euro ITR rims? Dang, I want some euro ITR rims.

 

I have only driven about thirty miles around town so I dont know yet. The car does feel very planted and everything seems good so far.

 

Holy low. Looks a tad $TuNnA out back y0.

 

No these are the JDM rims.

 

how much did you get those for?

 

the rims or the springs?

 

There are some for sale in the classifieds.

 

Can you get a side shot of your car? I want to see how the drop is on the rear. Thanks.

 

nice drop much betta

 

Yeah, $800 USD. That's $12XX Canadian dollars plus shipping and taxes. And they don't include tires. I don't want them that badly

 

looks good...like how you put the amber blinkers back in.......

 

I'm awaiting mine from Mike @ IPS Racing... I should be receiving mine next week... and it'll only take no more than 2 weeks.... 2 months.... that's a while, but the rewards are priceless... nice car.... hopefully my car will look that nice after the spring install... and yes, comment about the handling....

Spoon Springs

 

what are the spring rates on the spoons?

 

6.5kg/mm (front) = 363.4lb/in
5.5kg/mm (rear) = 307.5lb/in

 

wish my mom would lower her R...step driveway thought

 

word..........looks coo

 

did you go just springs and keep the stock shocks?

 

I will commwnt about the handling as soon as I get to try it out. My car has pretty much sat in the garage since last Thursday when I installed them. I used the stock shock because I heard that was what Spoon recommended. They are very easy to install. Much easier than the H&R O.E. Sport springs I put in my GSR a few months ago. I will put more pics up top.

 

Hmmmm, good question. Very nice car CW ITR. Where did you purchase the ITR rims from? Did you get them brand new?

 

I got them from a fellow Honda-Tech member...they were not brand new

 

For some reason, the drop of the Spoon springs don't seem as drastic with 16" wheels. The rear fender wells don't "eat up" the 16s as much as it does with the stock USDM wheels.

 

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