Lowering kits
#1
Lowering kits
Does anybody know of any low cost lowering kits? Something like a good strut and spring combination.
I know it's an old fashioned way of lowering but it worked well on my Accord.
I know it's an old fashioned way of lowering but it worked well on my Accord.
#3
But I'll look in to it. Thanx!
#6
And how much stiffer than stock do you want to go? There is a thread floating around here somewhere with the sprinf rates of popular springs. I think Progress was closest the stock (but still stiffer) which is why I bought Progress.
#7
Excellent concern.
The lowering we have had here with several 'maufacturers' have proven to work well as long as the drop was less than 1.5 inches. Those lowered more have been qyestionable. And be sure to measure ride height at all 4 corners before and after changing and the again after a couple hundred miles.
It is a good idea to get new and better shocks, adjustable types, but not required. Just make sure when you get only springs to hold the drop to 1.25 inches or less.
If you have access to spring tester to choose the stiffest one to the left front and the weakest to right rear. Yes there are almost always a little difference even for 'same' springs.
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