It's going to be a good weekend...
#3
RE: It's going to be a good weekend...
i definitely will.
I never even heard of ksport up until two weeks ago, while researching coilovers.
I originally planned on doing KYB strut/aftermarket springs but my dad recommended i just go for the coilovers for installation ease (cool dad, huh?) lol.
so i took my KYBs back and got the Ksports. I also considered Skunk2s, Tein Basics, Omni Powers and Koni Yellow Shocks with H&R springs, but surprisingly the ksports won out in the all-too important cost/performance ratio.
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1759616
I gots mine for less than $600 shipped from JLB Motorsports out of california. Cool owners and sooper dooper prices.
I never even heard of ksport up until two weeks ago, while researching coilovers.
I originally planned on doing KYB strut/aftermarket springs but my dad recommended i just go for the coilovers for installation ease (cool dad, huh?) lol.
so i took my KYBs back and got the Ksports. I also considered Skunk2s, Tein Basics, Omni Powers and Koni Yellow Shocks with H&R springs, but surprisingly the ksports won out in the all-too important cost/performance ratio.
http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1759616
I gots mine for less than $600 shipped from JLB Motorsports out of california. Cool owners and sooper dooper prices.
#6
RE: It's going to be a good weekend...
the clutch and brake pedals are easy to install according to most of the research i read.
the gas pedal, on the other hand, is going to take about 30 minutes of heavy duty drilling.
but everybody who own a set say they're worth it because of the build quality.
*dad, can i borrow the drill too??*
the gas pedal, on the other hand, is going to take about 30 minutes of heavy duty drilling.
but everybody who own a set say they're worth it because of the build quality.
*dad, can i borrow the drill too??*
#7
RE: It's going to be a good weekend...
ORIGINAL: mxs
I hadn't heard of them until recently either, but I ended up going with Konis and Ground Controls
I hadn't heard of them until recently either, but I ended up going with Konis and Ground Controls
but all the actual racers on the integra boards swear by koni yellows because of their track performance and rebound/dampening abilities. so I think you made the right choice if you plan on really driving.
#8
RE: It's going to be a good weekend...
plan on? I already do [8D]
hope your install goes well, your bolts should come out more easily than mine did (or didn't, rather). Do you have an appointment for an alignment afterwards?
hope your install goes well, your bolts should come out more easily than mine did (or didn't, rather). Do you have an appointment for an alignment afterwards?
#9
RE: It's going to be a good weekend...
i just had my alignment done ($70 down the drain, apparently).
I'm hoping the alignment isn't too bad off after I do the 1 inch drop but I'll probably do a quick trip to Pep Boys afterwards anyway.
man, i'm spending money like its water... [:@]
I'm hoping the alignment isn't too bad off after I do the 1 inch drop but I'll probably do a quick trip to Pep Boys afterwards anyway.
man, i'm spending money like its water... [:@]