I have a 92 prelude with an h22a/lsd. I am running neuspeed sports over agxes... I notice both before and after going away from stock that the driver side front rides lower than the rest (just a little over1 finger gap versus 2 on the other 3 corners).. I have read about this problem before and I guess it is because the weight of the drivetrain in centered to that side (the tranny/intake/etc is on the passenger side). Does that make sense?
I have really liked the agxes expect for one small thing... they are working on a road near my house and it seems where they have bummed up the road I will sometimes hit something that doesn't look that bad (a small crack in the pavement) and I bottom out pretty hard. I have minimized this by going on the stiffest setting on all 4 corners, and many times bumps that look bigger don't seem to phase the setup... I know agxes warranty is void if you lower more than 1.5" (but I traded my old h23 for the shocks and don't think the warranty transfers) and the NS sports lower 1.7" in front... I thought that was close enough that it would not really matter, seems like logically I should bottom out less with a 1.7" drop on the stiffest setting (which is not really that uncomfortable) than someone with a 1.5" drop running on the softest setting (which I have never used).
Any pointers, advice, or opinions on all this???
when these are done I will buy Koni Yellows I believe... love the neuspeeds
I have really liked the agxes expect for one small thing... they are working on a road near my house and it seems where they have bummed up the road I will sometimes hit something that doesn't look that bad (a small crack in the pavement) and I bottom out pretty hard. I have minimized this by going on the stiffest setting on all 4 corners, and many times bumps that look bigger don't seem to phase the setup... I know agxes warranty is void if you lower more than 1.5" (but I traded my old h23 for the shocks and don't think the warranty transfers) and the NS sports lower 1.7" in front... I thought that was close enough that it would not really matter, seems like logically I should bottom out less with a 1.7" drop on the stiffest setting (which is not really that uncomfortable) than someone with a 1.5" drop running on the softest setting (which I have never used).
Any pointers, advice, or opinions on all this???
when these are done I will buy Koni Yellows I believe... love the neuspeeds
