Which Spings and How low?

You might want to look into Sprint springs. They are pretty good springs and are around your price range. The two brands you might want to stay away from are Arospeed and APC. I have never delt with these APC or Arospeed but I hear they make some bad products.

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Actually there is a group buy on some Neuspeed springs http://www.redlineautosport.com/v2.0/groupbuy.php and they are only 137.00$ shipped on either race or sport springs.

Just what I was gonna say, go with the Neuspeeds from Redlineautosport.com. I have the Neuspeed sports on my car and love it, you won't find them for that cheap anywhere else either

I have neuspeeds, and it's not that agressive of drop, but it does stiffen things up and the ride is still really good. Pair that with some tokico's and you're set. but since you're strapped right now, I'd just got for a nice sport kit and be happy

I got a set of Neuspeed Sport Springs for $129. Then again I also got the front and rear camber kits too, for that 1.8/1.7" drop.

Hey Guys thanx for all the info!

what about eibach sportlines? or pro-kit

arent they supposed to be the best ones out?

get neuspeed sports, there like 150 bux

pro kit and sportlines are good but they gonna be close to 200

If your looking for a tight tucked look go for ground control coil-overs, otherwise neuspeed sport springs are probably the best value if you dont mind a slight gap.

I'm looking for new springs right now also, roughly in the same price range, except I'm running a V6 which makes finding springs a little harder. All the springs made for V6's are $200-$220 (although, I did see Suspension Techniques has 1.5" drops for $!60 at Nopi.com...still not low enough)

Digital racer has Sprint springs for 5th gen accords for $150 that drop 2.5" in front and 2.25" in rear, and they've also got springs that drop 1.5" in front and 1.25 in rear for $170.