I need your opinion....

[Sketch o5]

youll have barely any camber with a 2" drop.

i have almost a 4" drop, and -3° of camber on the rear, and close to -2° in the front. and all of my tires are fine.

if you really want a drop spring type drop, tein drop springs and some illuminas would probably be a nice set up for you. with the illuminas set low, paired with the teins, that setup would probably ride better than the stock setup, hahaha. illuminas ride very nice, even when on the stiffest setting like i had on my 98 accord. tho im all for coilovers for any drop, you dont seem like you want that at all, haha, so ill just stay away from that.



...even tho some full coils are VERY affordable these days, very close to the prices of some spring/shock combos haha

 

[JMillerUA6]

+1 I'm dropped about 2.3F/2R and I'm at -1.3F/-2.4R.....no need for camber correction IMO.

You should look at H&R Sports, or Neuspeed Sports. They should drop you about 1.7, however, if it were me I'd go with H&R Race Springs or Neuspeed Race Springs. I have the H&R's on the TL and the ride is great.

 

[GoldnKnight22]

Illuminas are great, but I personally don't know of anyone riding on Tokico springs....

If they make them to be paired with the Illuminas, I'm sure they can't be bad. I like Tokico as a company too. But without hearing any personal experiences I'd probably look in another direction.


Defiintely go at least 2" I promise you its not too low, You can't live in an area any worse than the notheast with all the bad roads and snow and ****, and I never bottomed out or scraped at all with a 2" drop. It's pretty much essential for our OEM Honda Boats.

 

[Accord281]

I couldn't help but notice the pic is for a 5th gen accord. That buyer's feedback isn't the greatest so I wouldn't recommend buying from him. My buddy has illuminas in his 6th gen. He has sleeves on them but he really likes them. The ones for our car are adjustable on top of the shock tower and not on the side so it is pretty convenient. IMO I would buy the illuminas separate and find springs that give you a 2" drop and have the spring rate you are looking for.