OK ALREADY
Here's a couple in front of the house
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OK ALREADY
Here's a couple in front of the house
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well its good that you went with the H&R....1.8 would of been alittle low...does it clear your driveway?
1989 Honda Accord LX-i
B18c1 swap since 7/2011
175whp and 132tq
Redzone tuned
damn...i so want to upgrade to h&r's but...i have to wait
i want to get the damn skunk2 coilovers
So far I clear but I think my rear tires are a little too big, I heard some rubbing noise when I hook a uturnOriginally Posted by MessyHonda
I had H&R's on my Jetta before and I liked them alot back then.Originally Posted by mkymonkey
Cant wait for them to settle in.
looks great, but the question is, can u still get up ur driveway without scraping?
Originally Posted by picopop
i lowered my car with 2.25 dropzone springs and didn't use prelude arms i've put about 2000 miles on it since and have been checking my tires for irregular wear and it hasn't happened yet and they're new tires
looks good, i like your wheels too
what size tires do you have?
1988 Honda Accord LSDX-I
195/50-15 front
205/50-15 rear
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why are you running wider tires on the rear?
i myself am thinking of going with the H&R springs for my accord. for the price and quality i dont think that'd be a bad choice. especially for the great ride quality they give.
Keep it HONDA. Or at least Asian.™
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cuz tommy had thoes on the rims and the front ones he bought...plus its just pimp like that.Originally Posted by mkymonkey
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1989 Honda Accord LX-i
B18c1 swap since 7/2011
175whp and 132tq
Redzone tuned
Wow that looks really clean with the drop. Kinda weird that you you got rubbing in the wheel well. I think you need better struts, I am running a 2" drop and I have no rubbing at all with 205/45/15 all around.
Thanks for the complimentOriginally Posted by Legend_master
I'm running KYB's for right now but I think in a couple of weeks when I get some money I'm gonna order some Tokico's.
i heard they are the same thing....10-15% over stock....so dont waste your money man....so yeah did frantik and geddy roll by?Originally Posted by picopop
1989 Honda Accord LX-i
B18c1 swap since 7/2011
175whp and 132tq
Redzone tuned
Originally Posted by MessyHonda
Tokicos are just a "little" better thent he KYB's. I would weight for this to go through and buy these struts. If not you can always modify EF civic struts.
Nope, didnt hear from anyone today.Originally Posted by MessyHonda
How are those KYB's? Are they uber bouncy with that drop? I am planning on a 1" drop and the KYBs are easy to get ahold of.
Think they'd handle a tiny drop like that without turning into a trampoline?
my bad rodger i should of said something well scence jessy wasent going and frantik was only going to help with the lower and u already did it there was really no point in me going plus i am sick lolOriginally Posted by picopop
So far the ride is okay, the only thing I having problems with is the rear tires rub a little on bumps. Other than that they seem good.Originally Posted by Sabz5150
Originally Posted by ghettogeddy
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That's what I was waiting to see. It looks good.Thats odd that you are rubbing in the back, I should put on my 15's and see if it rubs since is the same tire size and everything. I know my 17's don't rub.
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I'm thinking I have a bad rear shock It seems to be only rubbing on the right rear.
I didnt get a chance to really drive it around today so tomorrow I'm gonna really give it a good run, But so far I really like the ride
Actually i have those rims and my rear will rub a little as well. I dont even have a dropIt must be the off set. I run 205/50/15 BFG KDW atm but Falkens and Kuhmos do as well.
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Good to know thanks for the infoOriginally Posted by Oldblueaccord
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