Skunk2 90-97 Honda Accord (All Models) Lowering Springs (2.00in. - 1.80in.) (Set of 4)

Skunk2 90-97 Honda Accord (All Models) Lowering Springs (2.00in. - 1.80in.) (Set of 4)

Marsoni

M251S

$114.69

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Skunk2 90-97 Honda Accord (All Models) Lowering Springs (2.00in. - 1.80in.) (Set of 4)Corner faster, stop quicker, and improve the look of your vehicle with Skunk2s legendary Lowering Springs. Skunk2 Lowering Springs for the 90 97 Accord are designed to dramatically improve handling performance and driver feel through significantly increased cornering grip and reduced body roll. Whats more, Skunk2 Lowering Springs also help counteract squatting under acceleration as well as nose diving while braking. All Skunk2 Lowering Springs are CNC

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Reviewed in the United States on August 25, 2025