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what lowering springs should I get for a 90 EX

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    what lowering springs should I get for a 90 EX

    i am looking for a set of quality springs that are as close to the original ride quality as possible, i am not looking for performance handling, just the lowered look to go with my 18" wheels! price is also important, any recommendations? also what amount of drop looks the best (consistant wheel gap, not tucked lol) on these cars?

    thanks!
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    eibach if you want lowering spring if you want coilovers but i dont reccomend them try tein

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      #3
      nuespeed, H&R's are a pretty good drop if you want your shit tucked.
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        Tein S-techs.. Right around $150-$175 brand new on ebay.. Thats what I am dropped on. It is a very mild drop. Great ride quality and I am still on stock shocks, with no trouble.. Later

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          thanks guys, based on pricing and drop, i will likely go with the Tein's

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            #6
            Ya Teins are nice

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              #7
              Neuspeed Sport springs are very nice riding springs, Also they lower the car enough as to where you Dont need a camber kit. You will get Slight camber but nothing major.

              The Teins will drop you lower than the neuspeed and you will need a camber kit.

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                #8
                i rode in an accord with the teins and for some reason it felt crazy stiff. maybe it was just the car

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                  Originally posted by vanillagorilla
                  i rode in an accord with the teins and for some reason it felt crazy stiff. maybe it was just the car
                  It has to be the car, I have them and they ride as smooth as stock.

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                    Originally posted by bruno8747
                    It has to be the car, I have them and they ride as smooth as stock.
                    I'm on Teins and stock struts and it still rides real smooth

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                      Originally posted by bruno8747
                      The Teins will drop you lower than the neuspeed and you will need a camber kit.
                      I dont know about the Neuspeeds but the Teins S-techs will drop you around 1.7-2inches.. You WILL NOT need a Camber kit for the S-techs, any shop that does alignments will be able to adjust the minor camber that the S-techs will cause..


                      Originally posted by apuforyou
                      I'm on Teins and stock struts and it still rides real smooth
                      x2 only for 2 months so far here.. Sackingz123 ran the same setup for like 10 months or so.. Later

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                        tein s techs should give you a 1.5-2 finger gap on the 18's. stock shocks will work depending on the condition. i ran with s-techs w/ stock shocks for almost a year, changed them out to a new susepension setup. like any suspension change, get an alignment.

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                          My car ride nice and smooth too,but i been thru 3 axles already since i dropped it. Wat do u guys think is causing that?
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                            I'm on H&R, rides is smooth

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                              #15
                              tein s-tech ftw have them with 18" and nice ride quality and ride height

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