Best Street suspension for a 05 Euro

[bodaas]

if you need ride and comfot, H&R suspension also best and its not cheap

its better than eibach,

coilover suspension also avalaible

[Crapdaz]

after reading the discussion between aaronng and crapdaz..im once again unsure.
im after a drop...nothing crazy..but im also after something adjustable.
i had a look at the tein website and it seems like they only have the BASIC, SS and SS-P coilovers. (i have a vti accord)
im after something that won't kill the comfort of the ride too much. is that possible?
im thinking going mugens since im getting most things for my car from mugen

you might try to look for a set of mugen or H&R coilovers as they will prob be the best bet on being the softest on ride quality.

if you need ride and comfot, H&R suspension also best and its not cheap

its better than eibach,

coilover suspension also avalaible

i've heard from people around the forum saying H&R is too soft.

just curious has anyone actually tried BILSTEIN coilovers? I was going to get them before i ended up getting monoflex'

[Euro08Jaz]

so cs is the same as mono except softer spring rates? would cs handle better than ss? man i've been umming and arring over this for ages i mean i really want superb handling but i dont want it to defeat the purpose of the car. why cant they make a suspension thats awesomely stiff when you need it and soft when you want it. MAN THATS WHAT I THOUGHT EDFC WAS FOR!!!

[longers]

hahaha
aarong find me a person with a done up vti accord and tell me...
silly me for buying the accord but im making the best of what i have LOL.
i dont really have a budget..what ever it costs is what ever i have to save up for..all my pay cheques get cashed and put back into my car

after height adjustment cause i want to get a kit..but dunno whether to get kit first then sussy or vice versa

spring Rate for the SS is: 9kgf/mm for front and 6kgf/mm for rear

thanks for your help

[Crapdaz]

so cs is the same as mono except softer spring rates? would cs handle better than ss? man i've been umming and arring over this for ages i mean i really want superb handling but i dont want it to defeat the purpose of the car. why cant they make a suspension thats awesomely stiff when you need it and soft when you want it. MAN THATS WHAT I THOUGHT EDFC WAS FOR!!!

if you want that then go for bilstein/eibach combo, you get the stiffness and you get the softness.

if the meet comes around and tony1234 is there get a ride of his car and you'll find out how good it is.

hahaha
aarong find me a person with a done up vti accord and tell me...
silly me for buying the accord but im making the best of what i have LOL.
i dont really have a budget..what ever it costs is what ever i have to save up for..all my pay cheques get cashed and put back into my car

after height adjustment cause i want to get a kit..but dunno whether to get kit first then sussy or vice versa

spring Rate for the SS is: 9kgf/mm for front and 6kgf/mm for rear

thanks for your help

btw which mugen were you aiming to get? i've posted previous for the Mugen Sports Suspension is about F: 5.4kgf/mm and R: 3.5kgf/mm
that was for the euro though. but should be the same as the accord if they have one for it.

or buddyclub sedan spec damper?

[longers]

this one:
http://mugen-power.com/past/inspire2nd/parts02.html

front: 6.1kgf/m and rear: 3.6kgf/m

also thinking about the exhuasts...
sucks when you have a car that hardly has aftermarket support

[Crapdaz]

yeh that's the mugen one i was talking about.

trial an error, be the first.
I've bought stuff unsure about if it fits properly.

as long as you buy it to suit your model, CM5 it is from your details.
If it all comes down to it you can get the exhaust shop to cut and reweld your pipe to suit better.
and if your doing exhaust are you planning on change headers and cat?

Hope this helped a bit.

[longers]

hahaha yeah it has helped.
thanks mate.
um headers and cat eh..ill say no now.
but if you keep track of my mod thread...ill prolly end up getting doing it
like when i was like no engine mods when i got the car...tomorrow ill be installing my cai

[bodaas]

you might try to look for a set of mugen or H&R coilovers as they will prob be the best bet on being the softest on ride quality.


i've heard from people around the forum saying H&R is too soft.

just curious has anyone actually tried BILSTEIN coilovers? I was going to get them before i ended up getting monoflex'

i doubt many peoples using H&R suspension kit, because they arent cheap you know

even the lowering spring bit cost more than eibach, when i bought one from overseas couple years ago for my car

[Crapdaz]

once you start modding you can't stop.

good on you, take happy snaps.

[Euro08Jaz]

ive had h&r recommend to me for best compromise between handling and comfort.

[Crapdaz]

i doubt many peoples using H&R suspension kit, because they arent cheap you know

even the lowering spring bit cost more than eibach, when i bought one from overseas couple years ago for my car

yeh, say they about 2k shipped here i think estimating from price value on us sites.

might as well go bilstein coilovers then, at least can source locally.