Keep it daily drive stock or lower?
#19
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I've been thinking about my honda accord days when I was rolling low, 18 inch tires were about $120 each but 22's are way more and even though it looks nice I don't think that I want to and an unnecessary expense every few months.
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I'd rather drive a lowered car on stock wheels than a factory height car on aftermarket wheels.
Last edited by is150; 06-27-14 at 07:57 PM.
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I don't have air suspension and this weekend I took a trip to Vegas with 4 people in the car and I was bottoming a little over dips in the highway. Maybe because the suspension is soft for a luxury ride. My son said that the car looked good in the back but the front was still up.
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i don't have air sus. either... my only option would be accu-air. coil overs won't do. i need to be able to raise and lower the car at the touch if a button. i can drive her at stock height as to not interfere with my AWD components, then drop her when she's parked. pennies are being saved because we all know accu-air does not come cheap.
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I assume this is what everyone is referring to factory air suspension, correct? If so, how does this affect my ability to add on new springs, or one of the aftermarket air suspension systems that I believe integrate with my factory one? If I have the factory air suspension and buy that system that can drop it 5 different settings - do I need springs?
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I assume this is what everyone is referring to factory air suspension, correct? If so, how does this affect my ability to add on new springs, or one of the aftermarket air suspension systems that I believe integrate with my factory one? If I have the factory air suspension and buy that system that can drop it 5 different settings - do I need springs?