Alonzo asked:


have a 94 honda accord bought a set of coilovers in the process of getting new struts . thinking about buying monroe gas struts will they blow too? or will i be safe with monroe
about a 2 -3 inch drop

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morrow490 asked:


If I were to lower my 1999 Honda Accord V6 on Eibach or H&R springs (about 2” front and back), would I need to replace the shocks/struts as well? The reason I ask is because it is well worth it to buy in a kit versus separately. Thanks for the help.

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sergio v asked:


i want to lower my 1996 Honda civic hatchback which setup would you recommend for a daily driver no track mainly looking for comfort. debating between function form coil overs type 1 or eibach springs with tokico blues ? any suggestions on difference ? i know ones coil overs and can adjust and other wont

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Martin Frier asked:


i have looked around and found a jet performance programmer but idk if it is really worth it. My car has a full exhaust system and a cold air intake with suspension, camber kit and all new a arms. is there a better way too spend $350.00 on my car?

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morrow490 asked:


If I were to lower my 1999 Honda Accord V6 on Eibach or H&R springs (about 2” front and back), would I need to replace the shocks/struts as well? The reason I ask is because it is well worth it to buy in a kit versus separately. Thanks for the help.

get discount Eibach Springs

lizgas asked:


We usually go to Hinda to have our servicing done such as oil changes and alignments and things of that nature. we were told that at 60k miles our car needed a major maintenance. so my husband has asked me to look in to this. i am basically souble checking to make sure all this is really needed and its not just honda “suggestions” here is the list.
Oil & Filter Change

Inspect fluids – fill as needed

Inspect accessory belts

Change transmission fluid

Change antifreeze

Complete engine tune – includes:

Replace rotor – Inspect dist. Cap

Replace air element

Set engine to specs

Inspect emission controls

Replace Brake Fluid

Inspect brake lining – front & rear

Inspect brake calipers & wheel cylinders

Adjust rear brakes – inspect bearings

Adjust parking brake

Inspect exhaust system & muffler

Inspect suspension mounting bolts

Inspect steering operation

Rotate tires as needed

Air tires to 30lbs P.S.I.

Check battery – fill as needed

Inspect air conditioning

Road test vehicle

Quality control inspection’

I am sorry I am very skeptical on car manufacturos suggestions. My husband as a VW and many times he has gone in there are gotten a $300-1000 quote on things that in the end he ends up spending $30-250 by purchasing the part himself and having a friend install it.

If you could help me out and give me a list of the things that i really need to do I would really appreciate it. We bought the van in November of 04. They had an oil change and tune up done when we purchased it.
car did not come with a manual ( will have to order one from honda
car did not come with a manual ( will have to order one from honda
car did not come with a manual ( will have to order one from honda

Rear Suspension

lizgas asked:


We usually go to Hinda to have our servicing done such as oil changes and alignments and things of that nature. we were told that at 60k miles our car needed a major maintenance. so my husband has asked me to look in to this. i am basically souble checking to make sure all this is really needed and its not just honda “suggestions” here is the list.
Oil & Filter Change

Inspect fluids – fill as needed

Inspect accessory belts

Change transmission fluid

Change antifreeze

Complete engine tune – includes:

Replace rotor – Inspect dist. Cap

Replace air element

Set engine to specs

Inspect emission controls

Replace Brake Fluid

Inspect brake lining – front & rear

Inspect brake calipers & wheel cylinders

Adjust rear brakes – inspect bearings

Adjust parking brake

Inspect exhaust system & muffler

Inspect suspension mounting bolts

Inspect steering operation

Rotate tires as needed

Air tires to 30lbs P.S.I.

Check battery – fill as needed

Inspect air conditioning

Road test vehicle

Quality control inspection’

I am sorry I am very skeptical on car manufacturos suggestions. My husband as a VW and many times he has gone in there are gotten a $300-1000 quote on things that in the end he ends up spending $30-250 by purchasing the part himself and having a friend install it.

If you could help me out and give me a list of the things that i really need to do I would really appreciate it. We bought the van in November of 04. They had an oil change and tune up done when we purchased it.

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