Hey guys Whats up i live in norcal and i just got a new 07 tc and im in the market for some coil overs whats good i like a real low drop im coming from a 01 prelude with 2in drop so im lookin to get low and get the best possible performance so whats the best bang for the buck for th tC's any help is greatly appreciated

 

i think that tanabe makes pretty good coilovers, well known, been around for awhile.

 

if you want real low you won't be getting any better performance and you'll actually be hurting performance. just a fyi. anyway, i've got teins on my car and love it. suspension install isn't so bad either, i didn't even need a spring compressor.

 

tein basics FTW

 

yea i kno if i go to low i lose performance what would u guys say is a good amount to drop i noticed that the tein's drop it like 2.5 in the front and 2 in the back

 

someone (raamaudio?) said about 1-1.25" of drop is perfect.

 

i know my tein basics can go from 1.4 to 2.7 (from what I remember). I wouldn't lower more than 2, and even that's pushing it.

 

get progress coilovers.

they automatically lower the car 1.5 inches, thats how i would leave it. no height adjustment needed.

 

i was you i would go with teins coilovers

 

Best coilovers on the market are from H&R Springs. (www.hrsprings.com) H&R coilovers are tested and proven to provide the best performance. I'm sure other H&R coilovers people can vouch for that as well.

 

Hey i would Go With Teins Coilovers

 

I'm always going to be partial to SSP's.

 

H&R FTW! they give the best of both worlds....great drop, and by far the best ride and handling. one of the very few with a dead spring to smooth out bumps. try allsprings.com for the cheapest place to find em, or dezod.com for a site sponsor.

 

If you want to drop low (2" or below), you'd be best going with any of the "clone" coilovers by Megan, KSport, D2, etc. If you care about performance but want to follow the rest of the herd and not do too much research, TEIN is a good choice too. However, if you really do care about performance and a smooth, compliant ride, H&R is one of the best choices you can make.

 

best bang for the back performance coilover i would have to say is the ksport.

best coilover regardless of price would probably be Zeal. anything they make is good.

teins are stiff, and more expensive than the ksport with less ability to adjust. progress is probably the best newbie coilovers, they come adjusted.

 

progress is still good tho rite?