i have the koni yellow with the ground control set up
i took it to a local alignment place where i asked them to lower my car cornor wieght with alignment

after they lowered the car the guy told me that a few months back a guy came in with a s and gave him some axel spacers said you needed to put them on so you dont brake an axel

then i called up a buddy at a honda dealer and said he never heard anything about it but i might need a bump steer kit

do i need any of this or am i safe with a drop in ride hight with what i have

thanks

 

nope, axles/driveshaft spacers are not necessary but it wouldn't hurt installing it. Ive had my car lowered over 4 years now without any problems

 

thanks for the help
the guy just called and said i will deff need spacers and i should not drive the car untill i get them???
do you do any hard driving i have a autox coming up in a few days
you think im good to go?

 

you are good to go.

 

If you are lowered,more than 1"inch,it's a good investment.

 

good investment- i have the t1r spacers- which don't require the removal of the axle- shaves a lot of time off the install. but no the spacers are not required

 

As long as your not putting tremendous amount of stress on the axles while dropped ( dumping at 6k on a track ) then your fine.

Ask me how I know


Oh and the bump steer kit would be nice to have.

 

thanks alot for the info ill prolly get me some spacers when i have the cash but could someone tell me what the stock ride hieght for an ap1? i was dumb and did not measure before hand thanks for the help again

 

spacers are not necessary.

bump steer kit is nice to have.

 

for a bump steer kit would i need rear and front i think im droped close to an inch all the way around

could i get away with just the front i think i saw something you need the rear if its lower than 2 inch

and front if its over 1 inch