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Old 04-20-2002, 11:36 AM   #1 (permalink)
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is it true???

that coilovers are gonna damage stock shocks??? are coilovers good??? please...dunno what to buy..... whats the good one???
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coilovers vs. springs

unless u are really set on being able to adjust your height then i would go with springs. many people have trouble with coilovers not staying at the height they adjusted them to at each tire. an example would be HP coilovers on my friend's civic. but if u really want coilovers i would go for Ground Control. but if u change your mind and want springs, all of my friends that have 4g Preludes use the Eibach Pro Kit. these by far give the best ride and are high quality. just remember, u get what u pay for with any lowering application

also, any lowering appication will eventually cause damage to the stock shocks. it is reccomended to go with aftermarket shocks like KYB or Tokico. Some people's stock shocks can go a year and still hold up. Eventually though, u should buy aftermarket shocks.

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I have Weapon*R pro circuit 2 coilovers, and have never had a problem. They've been on for a year. The only thing about those is I have a full drop and there's still about and inch or so of wheel gap.
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