AMR Engineering with Swift springs.

https://amrengineering.com/product/2002-to-2006-acura-integra-rsx-amr-engineering-coilovers/

 

Heard good things about AMR engineering.

there's also Fortune Auto and K&W.
If I personally had money to choose between those 3 I'd go with AMR you just can't beat lifetime warranty!

Stay away from function form I personally have them and the ride is much more on the rough side they are more one of the (look good low) type coilover vs. comfortability IMO. I'm planning to give silvers neomax a try when I save up a little more money. I'm getting older as well and I'm looking for more comfort in my ride than looks.

 

I loved my AMR's. Even with my high track spring rates, it felt pretty good on the street compared to cheaper coilovers.

 

thanks guys. i'll check check all of them out.

 

I just had my A-Spec suspension replaced with Tein street basis on my 05. I wasn't real happy about having to do it and couldn't find anything oem to replace the A-Spec. So far they seem decent for the price. If I had more money to put into it I probably would have tried something like the AMR. But it needed tires also.

 

I love my FF2....

 

Loving my bc racing BRs with the swift spring upgrade. I can also say I hear a lot of good things about fortune auto and AMR engineering.

 

I just picked up D2 Racing RS series coilovers and theyre solid. I'm still getting them to settle but as of now, they feel good. I would just point out that they sit pretty low even on their highest setting. With that said, they have dampening/camber adjustment as well so you can set it pretty soft while still having the car look good

 

i know this is risky, but i found a used type-r suspension. hopefully it works out. i'll update when i install them.

 

good luck! I got mine a couple months ago and it seems to be working real well :fistbump:

Previous owner put in eibach pros and i just had to raise this thing up asap!

 

i have my tein street advance lowered all the way in the front and about a 1/4 inch from bottomed out in the back and they still ride better than most of the other suspensions people around my town have. no experience with the flex though

 

how is your street advance holding up? do you think the ride is too soft and is the adjustment noticeable?