Best lowering springs for DC5
I'm looking for a nice lowered stance and the best ride for the street. i would really appreciate it if some of you DC5 guys could show some pics of your car lowered and let me know what springs you have on it.
Thanks
David
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Just got a Sliver RSX Type-S
Thanks
David
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Just got a Sliver RSX Type-S
it depends how much you wanna spend though....
but here's mine
GROUND CONTROL coilovers
KONI yellow shocks(adjustalbes)-- you could rebuild when it blows up.. so you would get your moneys worth.
and crazy ride
but if you don't care about MONEY dan go with TEIN dampers FOR SURE!!
but here's mine
GROUND CONTROL coilovers
KONI yellow shocks(adjustalbes)-- you could rebuild when it blows up.. so you would get your moneys worth.
and crazy ride
but if you don't care about MONEY dan go with TEIN dampers FOR SURE!!
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tone*def »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">it depends how much you wanna spend though....
but here's mine
GROUND CONTROL coilovers
KONI yellow shocks(adjustalbes)-- you could rebuild when it blows up.. so you would get your moneys worth.
and crazy ride
but if you don't care about MONEY dan go with TEIN dampers FOR SURE!!
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i think the guy said springs ....not coilovers ....
but here's mine
GROUND CONTROL coilovers
KONI yellow shocks(adjustalbes)-- you could rebuild when it blows up.. so you would get your moneys worth.
and crazy ride
but if you don't care about MONEY dan go with TEIN dampers FOR SURE!!
</TD></TR></TABLE>i think the guy said springs ....not coilovers ....
seems like eveyrones happy with tein s tech springs for sure
go to http://www.clubrsx.com for more infos..
go to http://www.clubrsx.com for more infos..
i heard only good things about Progress Group Springs.
I used to ride on the Comptech Sport Springs and with 17 inch wheels and a 40 profile tire, there was about a 2 1/2 finger gap between the tire and fender. Sorry, but I got no pics of it.
I used to ride on the Comptech Sport Springs and with 17 inch wheels and a 40 profile tire, there was about a 2 1/2 finger gap between the tire and fender. Sorry, but I got no pics of it.
if someone will host my pix, i'll send some of my car. it's on goldlines, they're even all the way around and only dropped it about 1.5 inches. handling is better than stock. and no need for shocks.
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both on s.tech...silver is mine. abp is lower b/c he has a system which some how made him actually lower (we measured both fenders and wheel gap)
. also he has the lip kit which made it look lower
S-tech is ok in my opinion..I had the Stechs on my car for a week then i got rid of them and decided that in order to achieve the feel I wanted, (more responsive steering, better dampening for bumps, a stiffer ride) I knew that I would have to go with the full coilover/damper setup..Tein/JIC...and now all I'm doing is just waiting for my FLT-A2's to arrive
I've driven on the S Tech not bad....feels ok. I prefer the Spoon Progressive springs though. The S Tech however give a lower drop...
Either the Tein or the Spoon would be a good choice.
Either the Tein or the Spoon would be a good choice.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by tsunami_zc »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">i would go with the S Tech Teins .....actually i have ....on my ITR ....quality is like none other
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I have heard good things about the S tech springs, but if you have the cash get the Tein Flex complete coilover bro, I have them on my type S. Trust me it's like night and day with these. You may just want to save your money and get the Flex, I had the skunk2 coilovers before and they were decent, but after I got the Flex it was amazing and I was kind of pissed that I didnt save up my money and get the flex to begin with.
</TD></TR></TABLE>I have heard good things about the S tech springs, but if you have the cash get the Tein Flex complete coilover bro, I have them on my type S. Trust me it's like night and day with these. You may just want to save your money and get the Flex, I had the skunk2 coilovers before and they were decent, but after I got the Flex it was amazing and I was kind of pissed that I didnt save up my money and get the flex to begin with.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by SoSoJeff »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">anyone have sportlines? if so please post pics</TD></TR></TABLE>
i have them but no body will host the pix.
i have them but no body will host the pix.
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i have them but no body will host the pix.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i will host your pics ....e-mail them to me
i have them but no body will host the pix.</TD></TR></TABLE>
i will host your pics ....e-mail them to me
Check out this link.
I installed the Tein S-tech springs on my RSX-S and i really like them. Esp for the money$$$
But I might save for the SS-coilovers. But for now they are great...
Plenty if pipcs as well.
http://forums.clubrsx.com/show...01733
I installed the Tein S-tech springs on my RSX-S and i really like them. Esp for the money$$$
But I might save for the SS-coilovers. But for now they are great...
Plenty if pipcs as well.
http://forums.clubrsx.com/show...01733
i just got my rsx lowered and and it looks awesome but the ride quality wasnt as good as i thought. a lil bit bouncy for me. my question is that i heard that the ride gets better once it settles is this true?
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by p220 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">depends on your spring rate and how low u went. what kind of springs did u get?</TD></TR></TABLE>
i got sportlines
i got sportlines




