Re:spring recommendations for eg?
 

Re:spring recommendations for eg?
 

i like the slammed look so im looking for that along with good cornering, and not concerned with harsh ride at all. I picking up some agx's fairly cheap for the front and i think ill get the gr2s for the back. The H&R's bbka has dont drop it enough for my taste, how do the others compare drop-wise? (like tein, skunk2, etc?)

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not to refer you off site, but on honda-tech.com there is the autocross section...
http://www.honda-tech.com/zeroforum?id=19
at the top there is a stickey for "custom spring rate" springs. you can buy just the springs for the perches...if you want to get real technical.

...look through there. the "best for the buck" set up there they recommend, GC coilovers w/KYB AGX's. It will run you about $800-$1000 but you can not beat it for what you get out of it.

also, your tires will play a HUGE part in your suspension. dont put a $1000 suspension with some cheap $35 wal-mart tires.

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I had KYB's with Eibach/ground control coilovers with enegry suspension bushings and the car handled like a raped date. Best bang for the buck I think.

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I'm not really a fan of coilovers....the springs have a lot less travel and the ride is a lot more harsh than stright springs....but since you said you don't care...go with ground control-a couple of my friends have them and no complaints. I personally would do H&Rs-they feel perfect and not too low at all.

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i dont really want coilovers, but i do want it to be low

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You can always go with the H&R race springs. They drop the car about an inch lower or so.

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bah...dont you remember how low my hatch was?...i want it to be about there or a little higher; call me a ricer if you want

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Ricer! :P

Re:spring recommendations for eg?
 

How is the tire wear with H&Rs?