how to lower the height of the car without sacrificing the comfort?

[DR1V3R]

as low as u can go!!!!! hahaha i dropped mine roughly 75mm but i tucked my 19s in the gaurd, depends what your after, looks or handling

[richard_k]

haha well i was thinking 19's but want handling so 18's are the go i think. so 35-40mm?

[elitee]

BuddyClub N+ Coilovers! mine should be arriving next week :P

btw how much should i drop my car on them? plan to get 18's

as low as u can go

[tonymulia]

Does anyone know if accord euro cu2 coilover is the same with the current accord model?
How much are we looking to spend for buddy club coilover for cu2?
Thank you

[CU2CU2]

Tein SS, comfort for street use

[white_ep3_civic]

Tein SS r a comfortable coilover but if you what looks go for Buddyclub. The Tein SS dont go low enough in the back.

[8700s14]

Going back to the topic of stock shocks with aftermarket springs, I have been looking at getting a set of Tein (S something) lowering springs, they are supposed to lower the car 1.4" in the rear and 1.7" in the front (approx. 36/44mm respectively). What are the forseable adverse effects I will encounter as far as things like excessive tyre wear, shortened shock absorber life, non correctable camber changes etc?

[tony1234]

Going back to the topic of stock shocks with aftermarket springs, I have been looking at getting a set of Tein (S something) lowering springs, they are supposed to lower the car 1.4" in the rear and 1.7" in the front (approx. 36/44mm respectively). What are the forseable adverse effects I will encounter as far as things like excessive tyre wear, shortened shock absorber life, non correctable camber changes etc?

You'll reduce the life of your shocks for sure.Depends on the age of the shocks,how you drive ,roads etc.You'll most likely need a rear camber kit as well.If you want to change springs only i'd go for Eibach or H&R springs.

[white_ep3_civic]

The shocks will wear out much quicker. But it still takes a while. I had lowered springs in my previous car for 6 years and never had a problem with the standard shocks. You won't beable to change camber but 1.4/1.7" wont give you ridiculous bad camber wear. Even a 2" drop will still be fine.