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Old 04-28-2011, 04:22 PM
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Hi, I have just recently bought a 1995 Accord EX-L V6 and as much as I have always loved this generation of Accord I have no idea what is needed to lower them.

When I got it the struts already needed to be replaced all around so I figured if I am doing that already what all would I need to get to perform a lowering job on it. I don't want to get stock struts just to find out I should have gotten adjustable struts to lower it or something like that.

If anyone could give me a list of things I will need and moderately priced items I would greatly appreciate it. I don't have a bunch of money but anything that is good and decently priced would be great.

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Old 04-29-2011, 03:27 AM
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Originally Posted by JonB
Hi, I have just recently bought a 1995 Accord EX-L V6 and as much as I have always loved this generation of Accord I have no idea what is needed to lower them.
Thank You.
Why you bother here, just go to store (or order via eBay) and ask for coilovers:

You'll need chassis number of you car and that's it... Then you will want some 17'' rims... then CAI... then some exhaust... neverending story...

Good luck!
 

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Old 04-29-2011, 04:09 AM
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Originally Posted by CroatiaMen
Why you bother here, just go to store (or order via eBay) and ask for coilovers:

You'll need chassis number of you car and that's it... Then you will want some 17'' rims... then CAI... then some exhaust... neverending story...

Good luck!
Thanks a lot, I didn't where to start with this but you answered my question, btw going with 19's .
 

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Old 04-29-2011, 05:11 AM
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Thanks a lot, I didn't where to start with this but you answered my question, btw going with 19's .
19''???? isn't original (factory) 15''? 19 will be too much!

I have (factory 15'') and I use that during winter, and now I'm rollin' on 17'' (ET35, 7J, 4x114.3) with tires 215/45, see - its fit perfect!

 
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Old 04-29-2011, 09:14 AM
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Originally Posted by CroatiaMen
19''???? isn't original (factory) 15''? 19 will be too much!

I have (factory 15'') and I use that during winter, and now I'm rollin' on 17'' (ET35, 7J, 4x114.3) with tires 215/45, see - its fit perfect!

They actually fit perfect with a 30 series tire, my sisters friend used to have a 94 coupe with a 3" drop, 19's and they fit perfectly I absolutely loved the look.


P.S. Nice looking car btw.
 

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Old 04-29-2011, 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted by JonB
They actually fit perfect with a 30 series tire, my sisters friend used to have a 94 coupe with a 3" drop, 19's and they fit perfectly I absolutely loved the look.


P.S. Nice looking car btw.
I know that, if you have extra money for that kind of rims and tires - go for it
But brakes will look to small, but nevermind


P.S.: thx
 
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