Picture after my Bilstein/stock springs

[joeker]

Finally got some wheels and replaced my oem struts with some Bilsteins on lower perch. I thought I was going to have to get the Eibach lowering kit. Saved some money now onto a cold air intake and exhaust. I'm very happy with the results performance and cosmetic wise. :smile:

 

[transdzn]

Re: Picture after my Bilstein/stock shocks

looks great! Wait in a couple of weeks-- you'll car will get a bit lower.

 

[kkt]

Re: Picture after my Bilstein/stock shocks

Nice!

 

[bknsx]

Looks great! :smile: How do you like the ride and handling with the new set up?

 

[WOODY]

what size wheels do you have?

 

[Wiqaas NSX-T]

Very nice, what kind of wheels is that ?

 

[ChopsJazz]

Re: Picture after my Bilstein/stock shocks

looks great! Wait in a couple of weeks-- you'll car will get a bit lower.

Is the car still on stock springs? If so, why would the car settle any lower?

 

[bknsx]

Im 99.9% sure the rims are TSW KYALAMI's but I could be wrong...

 

[joeker]

Im 99.9% sure the rims are TSW KYALAMI's but I could be wrong...

Yup, they're TSW Kyalami's. I have an 18/19 combo set up, went with the 215's in the front to avoid any rubbing and put 265's on the rear Thanks guys for the compliments. I can really tell the difference in the handling. I took the car on some really tight corners and the car was sticking to the ground. Can't be any happier.

 

[NRG]

nice..love the dip dish in the rear. Sometimes, I wish mine was lower though.

btw, beautiful green grass

 

[skynet0419]

awesome pics man! :biggrin:

where did you get the shocks from? i just ordered a set of 18/19 volk's and will need to lower the car

 

[joeker]

awesome pics man! :biggrin:

where did you get the shocks from? i just ordered a set of 18/19 volk's and will need to lower the car

I got my Bilsteins at shox.com. They're in San Diego and I got them in 2 days. The shipping was free and it cost me $519. Yup you definitely have to lower it. Look at the before lowering with the Bilsteins/stock springs. I was going to do the stock shocks and get the Eibach lowering springs, but through my research, since I have a 91, shocks probably needed changing anyways. So it was an easy decision. The lowering to me is perfect and very drivable. No rubbing so far. http://www.nsxprime.com/forums/showthread.php?t=58321 Here my thread before lowering so you can see the difference.