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The Sky Was Gold.......
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Ok, so eventually, I want to lower my 1st gen CRX. Anybody on here ever done it? I know my components aren't compatible w/ the 2nd gen (thanks beaters), but I do want to get it down and on a stiffer progressive set of springs. So, what do I need to do....considering that I've got a set of springs on the back and nothing but shocks on the front.
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How much are you willing to spend on suspension?
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The Sky Was Gold.......
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I'm not really sure yet. For my beater car to get me to and from work and get hella good gas mileage, the lower the better. I want something that'll give it a nice stiff ride w/out being ridiculously bouncy.
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Yeah good luck getting low and not too stiff. My CRX came with some off-brand coilovers and they bounce the hell outta the car. I'd look at some Tein or Eibach springs (Probably the Pro-kit. The Streetline will be really low and probably too stiff). Then some lightweight struts like KYB. That's your cheapest route right there and might actually be comfortable. I like the KYB reds on my Sil-Eighty, but I don't know what springs are on there.
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The Sky Was Gold.......
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Yeah, my biggest problem now is just finding stuff. H&R has springs for the rear that I can get through Summit Racing, and Ground Control has a kit listed that says that it'll do all 4 corners, but I'd really like to avoid coilovers if at all possible, and if not, I guess I'll need to find out how those would actually work. My CRX doesn't even have coil springs on the front. The MX6 I used to have I did with Spring Springs and the KYB non adjustable struts. If you look in my profile, you can see how low it was sitting in 02, the ride was great though. The only problem I had was that the springs kept settling. When I sold the car in 03, the car was about an inch lower than it was in the pictures
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