another spring and OEM shocks question

[johnnydinh701]

okay i know everyone is just going to say just get coilovers, but i dont think that will happen since i dont really ahve the funds for it. but anyways i found some good deals on craiglist for neuspeed and eibach prokits springs. i was debating on which ones to get when i will be installing these on my OEM shocks. so please give me some of your opionions on which is better to get. i tried seaching and i read that eibach is probably the best to put on since the drop isnt that low but will give you the "boat look"

 

[jwong512]

Your gonna blow your shocks man. Our stock shocks aren't made for a lowered ride height.

 

[CG6Lemon]

prokits are fine.

 

[swollen_cu]

id go with the neuspeeds.

 

[vtecaccord88]

i have been running eibach sportlines with the original struts from the factory with 150k miles and the car rides beautifully like it isnt even lowered....just go for it...if u blow the struts ur gonna have to get new ones anyways...

 

[TheHunter]

Oh come on dude just save up for a bit. The coil-overs are worth it!!! Save and watch the classifieds on here.... you'll find a set you can afford!

Before I got my car it had lowering springs on it, and they blew out one of the struts... just saying.

 

[Mean&Green2000]

Hehehe. I am going to be doing the same thing. A moderate drop will be better on the stock shocks. I will be at a 1.6" drop on front and rear. I will post this weekend on the handling results.

 

[johnnydinh701]

how low is the drop for the neuspeeds, i know the prokits are about 1.5

 

[x5carl3tMurd3rx]

get coilovers I'm dropped on stechs and after all was said and done I ended up payin about $150-200 less then coilovers cause I had to replace the used stock struts with tokico blues. plus I wanna go lower now. trust me in the long run your going to be much happier buying colilovers instead of buying springs and then later going to coilovers.

 

[CrosCntryAccord]

look at it this way, if you blow your stock shocks and have to sell your car you're going to have to re-buy stock shocks, why waste your time when you could buy aftermarket and keep the entire OEM set up in the same condition you took it off on the vehicle