i have some of the cheapy 4 inch drop coilovers on my other crx and they are stiff as shit, i dont mind but on my other crx i drive to work every day 100 miles in i put some 00 si alloys on it but need to close that wheel gap, what kidn of spring options do i have? or should i just go cheap and get another set of those springs off ebay?
*cheap* good Coilovers
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MaaseyRacer
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The best bang for the buck is either, KYB AGX with Ground Controls, or Tein Basics. But that is for performance, not looks.
MaaseyRacer
Senior Member
Ground control usese eibach springs, and will allow you to adjust your ride height. I say KYB AGX, and ground controls, but that is me.
92dxhatch
Senior Member
your a street guy, back and fourth to work and what not right? you want a street ride, but also to be able to handle some turns and performance, right?
Spring:
go with eibach sport line springs, about a 2" drop, depending on application.
you could also go with Ground control coilovers which use eibach springs
Shock:
go with KYB AGX Adjustible shocks, these shocks have the ability to give you a nice stock ride back and fourth to work and with a very quick adjustment you can hit the tracks at any import show with out a hitch, and you'll car will perform great.
Price:
this is a very nice set up, it will cost you around $800-$900 including all alignment kits and depending on the spring you get.
decision:
its up to you, are you willing to spend a little cash and get a great ride and performance out of it, OR go cheap and jiggle your buns to work, your call, you pay for what you get!!!
Spring:
go with eibach sport line springs, about a 2" drop, depending on application.
you could also go with Ground control coilovers which use eibach springs
Shock:
go with KYB AGX Adjustible shocks, these shocks have the ability to give you a nice stock ride back and fourth to work and with a very quick adjustment you can hit the tracks at any import show with out a hitch, and you'll car will perform great.
Price:
this is a very nice set up, it will cost you around $800-$900 including all alignment kits and depending on the spring you get.
decision:
its up to you, are you willing to spend a little cash and get a great ride and performance out of it, OR go cheap and jiggle your buns to work, your call, you pay for what you get!!!
