SRLNCLT said:What are the best for the price?
Neuspeed?
H & R?
Eibach?
Sprint?
All are around the same price and I'm lookin for 1.5-1.75 inch drop. So what ya think?
Lance
You can grab a set of springs for less than $150. Most likely $140 for a set of Neuspeed Sports.SRLNCLT said:I want my ride to look just like yours on height cuz I don't want it too low cuz everyone and their dog is tellin me not to lower it. And I'm in Idaho so we get pretty nasty winters. I just want to know which are the best 4 the price. Thanx all!
Lance
whats some stiff springs that drop around 1.8 inches?? I drive a prelude. I am thinking about switching back to springs from my skunk2's.deMad10 said:Spring rates for Neuspeed sports are 250 front and 185 rear. That is fairly soft compared to most springs.
There is a little more behind them then just saying they are the same. For one the spring on coilovers is way shorter. It makes it easier to adjust but if your tire comes all the way off the ground then the spring on the coilover sleeve is just chilling there without any force on it. That could cause issues for some people.Blaze said:I herd that skunk2 is where its @.
Coilovers the same as springs,
just adjustable? I think adjustable
is the way to go,
Just my .02 cents though.
Blaze
i also have a prelude(97) and i have eibach sportlines running on stock struts... nice ride... sont really feel the need to buy new struts.. but only time can tell. drop is 1.8-2 incheslOOkatme said:
whats some stiff springs that drop around 1.8 inches?? I drive a prelude. I am thinking about switching back to springs from my skunk2's.
I actually have eibach sportline springs sitting in my garage...when I installed them they went sooo low I was tucked...What the hell??prelude00 said:
i also have a prelude(97) and i have eibach sportlines running on stock struts... nice ride... sont really feel the need to buy new struts.. but only time can tell. drop is 1.8-2 inches