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Cut springs or Coilovers?
Gotta 90 Prelude Si. Tryina drop it a little. debating on cuttin the stock springs, or get a cheap set of coilovers. not looking for real performance gain, i'm more tryina get the slammed/flush stance.
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Both are going to give you a trashy ride. If nothing else, just spend the coin and get yourself one of the better sets of junk c/os like Megans or Tiens or BRs.
Or, actually spend the money to do it right. |
Either one of them could potentially fail on you while driving down the road. But that's a chance us people take! Id say cheap coilovers
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I was lookin around at some coilover systems, because i have a weird car that not too many ppl work on, hardly any companies out there make any type of suspension upgrades.
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lol cut the springs.
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Those coilover sleeves probably wont even fit the shock perches correctly. I say neither.
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lol get like really low pro tires.
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Cut the springs so you wreck your car. Its the cool thing to do.
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Drive with tires or no tires? You tell me which is the stupid choice....
- amyn |
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for like $200 you can get legit springs man.
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^lowering springs are whack though
if you want to be low, pay up. do it right, dont cheap out. |
i would cut the coils. so much easier, cheaper and more fun!...
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Coils with front/rear camber kit
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yeah dont cut the springs or get sleeves i had them on my civic and you hit a bump and bounce a mile down the road....... but it was low
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If youre prepared for a pretty much bad ride go for either mad people are rocking both
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Cut springs, definitely.
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i have cut springs on my s2000. do it, don't listen to anyone
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sleeves are easier than cutting springs...and id rather say i have sleeves than cut springs...you can change also your hieght with sleeves
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Make sure you heat the springs before you cut them ;)
Besides the weight savings from the missing coil is like 15hp! |
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