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Coilover Issues

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    Coilover Issues

    Hello All!! This is virgin territory for me - it's my first post ever - on any site! I bought a 1990 Accord manual coupe EX 10 years ago and reluctantly traded it for a BMW E30 two years later. I've wanted another CB7 ever since. I've been a fan of CB7tuner.com for a long time and this site has helped to put me back on the right path. Anyway, currently I'm the second owner of a stock 1993 Honda Accord SE Sedan and I'm examining different coilover brands - I like Skunk2 but, I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with NRG SCO-211 coilovers? Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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    go w/TEIN man... i bougth used ones couple of years back and i have had zero problems with them.. but i guess i should ask what are you looking to do lower you car.. or do you want dampining to.. and if so what size tired you going to have.
    but IMO tein is best

    oh and this is kinda funny man cuz i have been thinking about tradding in my cb7 for a BMw.. lately..
    turbo h22 tein ridin Accord guy... from AccordT****.com
    smarter than local dyno tuners..
    my car in 2004~05<br>
    i love this red font

    my car blew up! in May 07'

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      I would like damping but I am mainly aiming to lower the car about 1.5 inches. I like the options that coilovers offer. I plan on putting on some '17's. I'll check out Tein - thanks man...You should definitely get a bimmer. I don't know if you should trade though, my Accord has been extremely reliable but the E30 is fun as hell to drive...I plan on getting a 91 325IX in the near future.
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        #4
        where in VA are you?

        oh, and you should check out Omnipower, great ride IMO.

        CB7tuner.com Appearance Specialist - PM me with any bodywork questions

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          Norfolk...I'll definitely check Omnipower also, thanks man...
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