scttydb411

neuspeed sports...only drops 1.5-1.75. you won't need to get any camber kits, rides little bit stiffer, handles well, and won't need to change out dampers right away...trim the bumpstops though. oh yeah, and cheap too.

SilverT

Yeah, i was thinking about some neuspeed or other good quality Sport springs for a a little lowering, not too extreme. I just can't stand the stock height. Will sport springs be ok or will they damage the suspension? I hear its ok but am not sure? Is it true I won't need a camber kit like the previous post says?
Thanks guys

ZexRex

you wont need a camber kit with only 1.5-2" drop.

i have 1.5" sport lines on my rex and it handles real good. my springs havent damaged anything and im pretty sure they wont. plus they were only $75 used.

the best way imho would be to lower with a set of tein coilovers.

DumbandBlonde

hey kyle... the del sol was lowered for over a year b4 i got in the accident

Honda16hb

ya, it took a year for the fool damage to set in. haha, I'm just giving you ---- for no reason, you know me.

BLACKSI

dam i cant believe no one called for switches guess ill have to.
for the best rides quality i recomend a nice set of hydrolics
and you can quote me on that


Beau

J-SMITH69

nah best ride is air bags. you can adjust them to whatever you want

anthony88

coil overs suck my brother has ground control in his car he paid $400 i cut my springs i paid $0.00 and mine rides like stock his bounces and rides stiff

88crxSi

how's the ride w/ eibach sportlines?

98SilverCivic

Well I got my sprint2 lowering springs for $40 used...heh. I just threw them on my stock struts...It's kinda bouncy but not near as bad as I imagined. Just grab some cheap springs and get some good quality struts to put them on. 1.5" - 2" is good. 2.5" and I bottom out alot (i live in oklahoma) damn those roads!