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So i ordered some coilover sleeves for $60 from a local "jdm" honda parts seller. I should be getting them tomorrow or wednesday and i was just wondering if anyone has used sleeves on stock struts? I know that the ride will be bouncey but thats not a big deal to me. My friend says i shouldnt put on the bump stops because it will sit lower and shouldnt bottom out unless im slammed.. I plan on doing as much of a drop as i can without needing a camber kit. So bottoming out shouldnt be a problem right? Any info would help me out. I'll probably only be using these for about 3 or 4 months til i can get F&F Type 1's. Thanks in advance!
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You can absolutely do it. Its going to ride really bad and you are going to blow your struts in a short period of time but to get you by its fine. Not sure how your struts are set up but here is a nice diy to give you an idea.
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Alright thanks, and yeah my friend has had hers for a year now and it's just bumpy, but I'll use that dyi. Thanks man.1. 1993 Accord 10th A.E.- Current Track Car Project
2. 1993 Accord LX Wagon - Traded
3. 1990 Integra LS Hatch - Sold
4. 1991 CRX Si - Traded
5. 1986 Cressida Sedan - Traded
6. 1993 Impreza Wagon - Traded
7. 1993 Accord DX Sedan - Traded
8. 1987 Cressida Sedan - Current Drift Project
9. 1989 Accord LX-I Coupe - Traded
10. 1981 Corona Wagon - Current DailyComment
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its terrible. lol i have them righ now. I just ordered type ones like 4 days after i put the sleeves on. but yeah i got kind of low.Comment
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