Updated PICS and VIDEO: 3pc 19” Work VS-XX Wheels + Silver's Coilovers

[JC-RH]

Coilovers are maxed out in the front and 2 threads shy of maxed out in the rear. Running -0.8 natural camber in the front and -1.5 camber in the rear via SPC camber arms. Coilovers ride great (2 clicks from softest). No rubbing, scrapping, or noise whatsoever.

Wheels:

19X9 +33 (all around) Work VS-XX step rim with custom gloss gunmetal faces and alternate black/chrome Work center caps.

Tires:
235/35/r19 Toyo Extensa HP tires.

Suspension:
Silver’s coilovers with 8K Swift springs upgrade
SPC rear camber arms

Walk around video:

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[Escobar929]

Love them!

 

[bpebler]

Looks great man!

Question - more specifically, what do you like about the ride more? Are you just talking about a smoother ride quality over bumps, etc. or is it more than that?

 

[JC-RH]

Looks great man!

Question - more specifically, what do you like about the ride more? Are you just talking about a smoother ride quality over bumps, etc. or is it more than that?

Thanks! It feels sportier and more responsive around the corners. The shorter sidewall definitely makes a difference.

 

[bpebler]

Does it sacrifice a bit of the smooth ride quality in order to corner better? I’d imagine so, but it’s been awhile since I’ve owned a vehicle like this. Can’t wait to be an Integra owner again.

 

[JC-RH]

Not really. Overall it’s comfortable just tighter/sportier than with the OEM tires. It’s been unusually cold in South FL, so that might have played a role as well.

Good luck with your purchase!

 

[bpebler]

Yeah man, very weird to have that cold of temps as far south as Tampa! My wife’s friend has been living there for a while now - moved there from the St Louis, MO area where we still are.

Thanks!

 

[IntegraAgain]

Can’t wait to be an Integra owner again.

It's a mental trip, for real. Good to see another 2nd gen fan here! Hope you enjoy your reboot gen 5

 

[bpebler]

It's a mental trip, for real. Good to see another 2nd gen fan here! Hope you enjoy your reboot gen 5

I test drove a new manual twice & I still can’t stop thinking about it. Before they announced the return I was looking into another 90-93 or an RSX since I’ve never owned the latter. But this new model is just so impressive all around! Besides my current truck which is loaded with air suspension, etc that 91 Integra is still my favorite vehicle that I’ve ever owned. Didn’t have smartphones back then - I REALLY wish I had photos of it.

This past year I test drove a Dodge Charger & Durango RT, Honda Civic Si, Civic Type R, Ridgeline, Acura TLX Type S, Integra manual transmission, & a Ram TRX truck.

To my surprise, the Type R was the most fast, fun & the Integra was the most comfortable. I liked it more than the TLX. I’m on a mission for the Integra Type S now - hopefully it’s not released until early 24. Dealer I’ve been talking to said I’ll be the first to know whenever they get allocation details but I feel like I’m 17 again & want it now! Lol

 

[JC-RH]

QUICK UPDATE:

I maxed out my front (another 1/2” lower). For the rears, it’s a couple threads shy of maxed out. I had initially slammed the rear, but it was a couple mm lower than the front. Since I don’t like the saggy butt look, I raised the back up a bit. The car still rides great, and I don’t have issues scrapping. The car is dropped about 2.5” all around.

I’ll get the car aligned on Thursday or Friday, and get her cleaned up before I post some real pictures.

 

[JC-RH]

I just updated my original post and added a walk around video and high res pictures.

Drop is now about 2.5” all around and rear camber of -1.5 degrees.

 

[bpebler]

New pics & walk around really show off the depth so much better. One sweet setup. I’d be paranoid about curbing some nice wheels like that, but I haven’t had a lower profile tire like that in quite some time so maybe I’ll get used to it again.

I’m sorry to ask this but what’s up with the header panel lines over the headlights? Looks like it’s off/uneven for some reason?

 

[JC-RH]

Thanks. You just have to be aware of you’re surroundings at all times and watch those tight right hand turns!

My driver’s side bumper has had that since day one. Typical Acura panel issues. I didn’t notice until after I took delivery.

The dealer said they can try to fix it, but they could do more harm than good. I might just loosen the bumper and try to fix it myself.

 

[arod19863]

Coilovers are maxed out in the front and 2 threads shy of maxed out in the rear. Running -0.8 natural camber in the front and -1.5 camber in the rear via SPC camber arms. Coilovers ride great (2 clicks from softest). No rubbing, scrapping, or noise whatsoever.

Wheels:

19X9 +33 (all around) Work VS-XX step rim with custom gloss gunmetal faces and alternate black/chrome Work center caps.

Tires:
235/35/r19 Toyo Extensa HP tires.

Suspension:
Silver’s coilovers with 8K Swift springs upgrade
SPC rear camber arms

Walk around video:

Did you end up buying tpms sensors for this new set of wheels I just purchased mine but trying to get everything I need for the set up

 

[JC-RH]

Yes, got a new set of sensors from eBay since they had the best price. Check my other posts in which I included the part number.

These wheels have two valve stem holes, so I run the sensors in the back of each wheel.

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