Need some guidance

[ian c]

I'm new to all this and I need help, what would be the best suspension setup on a 2003 Honda Accord sedan, any help is welcomed thanks!

[runningpanda]

How much money are you working with, how much time and money would you like to put in to the Accord?

[ian c]

How much money are you working with, how much time and money would you like to put in to the Accord?

I'm going to have the car for at least 5 years, I'm willing to put money into it and I've got time. What do you think is best?

[kartikeya]

I would suggest Universal Air AeroSport airbags on fully-threaded coilovers. I don't think the brand of coilover is much of a big deal in an application like this, as long as they're not completely horrible.

[Lt. Dangle]

All of your questions are relative to what you are looking for, and have a lot of variables. The "best" wheel, or coilover, is subjective, to the person replying's opinion.

Do you just want to go way low? Or are you looking for something with a lot of adjustment to dial in an alignment for the track? Etc?

[Oxer]

If you're after a set of coilovers, I would look into BC as they are great value for money and Im 8-% sure they have a set for your application.

[ian c]

All of your questions are relative to what you are looking for, and have a lot of variables. The "best" wheel, or coilover, is subjective, to the person replying's opinion.

Do you just want to go way low? Or are you looking for something with a lot of adjustment to dial in an alignment for the track? Etc?

I know that's why I'm asking around to get opinions from everyone and form my decision off that. And I'm just trying to go as low as possible for a daily driver, it's not a fast car so I'm not going to take it to the track

[MaxBell]

If you're after a set of coilovers, I would look into BC as they are great value for money and Im 8-% sure they have a set for your application.

8 % sure? I would look for some one with at least 20-25% sureness.