[trinitylax]

I have an '05 tsx AT with 62k on it. I'm considering a slight drop and would like spring suggestions that can be used on my oem shocks. Maintaining oem-like ride quality is of importance. I live in NH and don't want to have my car too low and deal with it in the winter. Thanks for your feedback.

 

[DVS]

Teins H Tech Springs, is designed to work with OEM shocks.

Front drop is 1.1 and rear is .75, do a search on it for more info...

I have an '05 tsx AT with 62k on it. I'm considering a slight drop and would like spring suggestions that can be used on my oem shocks. Maintaining oem-like ride quality is of importance. I live in NH and don't want to have my car too low and deal with it in the winter. Thanks for your feedback.

 

[Bless341]

Where in nh are you from ?


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[solicks]

I agree with Tein H-tech all the way. i had my h-tech on OEM schocks for almost 4yrs and they still ride smooth.

 

[Pson]

I have Koni's with ground control coilovers....about an 1" drop all around and you can ask for different spring rates with the ground controls. Koni's you can adjust anytime.

 

[solicks]

I think he's looking for springs that will work with OEM shock. So he can avoid buying new shocks.

I wish konis weren't so expensive.

I have Koni's with ground control coilovers....about an 1" drop all around and you can ask for different spring rates with the ground controls. Koni's you can adjust anytime.

 

[trinitylax]

thanks for all the feedback, I'm going to go with the h techs. they are affordable and offer the minimal drop I'm trying to obtain.

 

[Pson]

I think he's looking for springs that will work with OEM shock. So he can avoid buying new shocks.

I wish konis weren't so expensive.

Koni's have lifetime warranty and full adjustment...worth every penny.