Suspension for the Winter.

[Maple50175]

okay you all might know how i lowered my car with those shitty generic coilovers. I have the settings raised at the highest setting and the car is like inches off the ground. I think that its going to be a nighmare once the snow starts..


i was thinking what if i take out the rear coils and put my stock springs back in. This would make the car stock height and the front how i have it now.

Is this a good or bad idea?


How else can i do this?

let me know thanks

[slammed4th gen]

not really sure what u mean.. cuz when i had my r1 racing ones when they were raised all the way up the were around stock height and when lowered to the bottom the car was slammed.. if the sleeves are raised all the way up and ur car is still low then i think somethings wrong. thats just my experience with sleeves, that and blowin the struts all the time. but all i can say is just double check everything and make sure its raised all the way . but if u wanna put ur stock springs back on then its kinda alot of trouble if ur planning on going back to the sleeves again. i suggest maybe buying another set of stock struts( with springs and everything) that way u can change them out. at least thats what i did( stock and tein ss) anyways hope this helps

[Maple50175]

i see... Yeah well i would take out my coilovers and just put my stock springs back in the rear. the rear was so much easier to do

[Sho Nuff]

Keep it the way it is so that you can plow the snow lol.

But you are saying that you will keep the front slamed and have the rear back at stock height?

[92accordDx]

leave it alone i never raise mine during the winter.

[Maple50175]

Originally posted by Sho Nuff
Keep it the way it is so that you can plow the snow lol.

But you are saying that you will keep the front slamed and have the rear back at stock height?

yes thats what i mean... but the front i can raise

[JDMcb7]

Originally posted by Maple50175
yes thats what i mean... but the front i can raise

So you can raise the fronts but not the rears? For some reason I think you have your coilovers installed wrong, or have them from the wrong car because your car is absolutely dumped.