[CL9] "High Performance Lowering"?

**kural7** · 30-03-2011 08:52 PM

im in roxburgh park Melbourne. around broadmeadows/ cragieburn. so my best bet is ebay eibach springs and what brand coilovers? how do adjustable ones work? sorry noobish questions but don't know too much about lowering. hence me being here

**marquee** · 31-03-2011 03:03 PM

Originally Posted by kural7

im in roxburgh park Melbourne. around broadmeadows/ cragieburn. so my best bet is ebay eibach springs and what brand coilovers? how do adjustable ones work? sorry noobish questions but don't know too much about lowering. hence me being here

Ok you dont but springs and coilovers, you buy springs and shocks, or coilovers.

Coilovers are a whole suspension system that are very customisably with dampening settings and height settings. A bit more expensive however customisability is a benifit. A few people have buddy club n+ on there car on the forum and they think it's still comfy.

Spring shock combo come as 2 different parts. Eibach is the only spring to get dont trust other people when the say king springs they are beyond useless. To be honest if you were to get spring shock combo I would get eibach springs pro kit with either konis or bilstein shocks.

Now eibach springs you can buy from australia for about 600 i know there are a few specials on the web atm so do research.
For shocks all the quotes i have recieved from everyone in victoria are about 1200+ for front and rears. however go on to a few americain sites look for Acura TSX 03-08 and you will find some for around the 700amrk not including shipping.

And then you will have to find someone to install suspension city in north melbourne are reputable bit out of your way but still close. However many mechanics should be able to do it for you. I think installation would be about 200-500 depending where u go.

Coilovers Buddyclub N+ are about 1400 including postage and rear camber kit. also about the same amount in installation.

Research before you buy and you should be sweet either option and do not opt out for cheap parts.