Are these coilovers okay to use
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09-02-2008 | 07:51 PM
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Are these coilovers okay to use
Im planning on lowering my accord about 2 inches and was kinda wondering if these coilovers would be a good start.
http/wwandysautosportcom/honda/1994_1997_accord/suspension/coilovers/tein/tein00038762html
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http/wwandysautosportcom/honda/1994_1997_accord/suspension/coilovers/tein/tein00038762html
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09-03-2008 | 01:48 AM
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RE: Are these coilovers okay to use
cool, i was looking for a cheap way but that still has quality and is versatile? bc if i were to just get struts and lowering springs i wouldnt be able to adjust them and it would cost almost the same. i like to take on any corners challenge but i dont wanna spend a fortune doing it and i thot these would be good for that and show. thanx dude
Oh and how much did your h22 swap cost?
Oh and how much did your h22 swap cost?
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09-03-2008 | 06:47 AM
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RE: Are these coilovers okay to use
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cool, i was looking for a cheap way but that still has quality and is versatile? bc if i were to just get struts and lowering springs i wouldnt be able to adjust them and it would cost almost the same. i like to take on any corners challenge but i dont wanna spend a fortune doing it and i thot these would be good for that and show. thanx dude
Oh and how much did your h22 swap cost?
cool, i was looking for a cheap way but that still has quality and is versatile? bc if i were to just get struts and lowering springs i wouldnt be able to adjust them and it would cost almost the same. i like to take on any corners challenge but i dont wanna spend a fortune doing it and i thot these would be good for that and show. thanx dude
Oh and how much did your h22 swap cost?
paid $1000 for the motor
$500 for the LSD tranny
$500 for engine management
$300IM
$300TB
$150 Header
$350 dyno tune
plus timing belt and other random crap, but some of that is bolt ons that you dont need, i just did because why not
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09-03-2008 | 06:09 PM
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RE: Are these coilovers okay to use
Nice dude, whered u find the motor at? Do you think 2k would get it on the street for me? yeah its be nice to have adjustable dampers but if the price diff is too big i think id rather stay with the cheaper ones, maybe . im just kinda looking for show but id like to be able to corner as good as i can to u no.
. im just kinda looking for show but id like to be able to corner as good as i can to u no.
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09-03-2008 | 06:12 PM
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RE: Are these coilovers okay to use
i got mine off craigslist, alot of good deals.................and sketchy people on there, both my engine and tranny are off there and both were sketchy but cheap.
and a adjustable pillow tein set up is going to run you around $1300, another 2-3 for electronic adjustments, which at that price you my as well pay another $500 and get Zeal coilovers cause they will destroy tein in handling
and a adjustable pillow tein set up is going to run you around $1300, another 2-3 for electronic adjustments, which at that price you my as well pay another $500 and get Zeal coilovers cause they will destroy tein in handling
