DC5 Acura RSX Coilover Install How-To 

What a great video. I have a broken left hand right now :-( And my new struts and shocks arrived today. Just replacing worn stock for stock. No air tools and NO way am I gonna tackle this one-handed--yer a badazz. Awesome, well spoken and detailed video................ Thank you.

Awesome video! Thank you for the tip about the axle. Too funny about the tires being different sizes!!

Great video, thanks for this edit. Exactly what I needed.

Thanks man I really appreciate your videos great job!

Oh my god thank you the only person to explain good

Thanks for showing, I was hoping someone showed the boot trim getting removed.

Thanks for making this video, IT REALLY HELP!!!! Pretty much did what u did and Ta DA!! Coilovers install.......but it took me almost one day because, I have chicken arm and slow XD hehe. Either way, great video =)

glad I watched this, i always thought it’d be harder lol

Thank you for this video,, you save my life ,,,

nice and simple. thanks!

Thanks Kevin - great video...helped me tremendously because I had problems figuring out how to take off rear interior panels and bottom shock bolt was stuck...but you helped me to solve those problems...Thanks Much....now I am smiling instead of cussing! LOL!

Great video. Did the bottom of your new rear shock fit into the bracket ? The new ones seem wider at the bottom and don’t fit into the bracket. No?

I just got some ktune for my rsx could you show how to adjust Thanks

Great video!!! Now you should do turbo tutorial lol

Hey Kevin i have a skunk 2 lowering sprin installed on my rsx. Im saving up to buy an rpf1 or a coilovers. Which one do you think i should get first? Also can you help me out with my offset if i go to buy an rpf1?

How do you find the BC coilovers compared to the Konis?

Idk if you'll reply but how is the ride quality and how is the steering arm angle

I did all 4 on my vehicle a while back and the front end stayed higher than the back end. They’re not adjustable coil overs either. Placed the proper sides where they belong but I didn’t measure them. Didn’t come to mind since I didn’t think I’d have the issue. The rear did camber a little bit just ordered camber adjustment arms to fix it. Not sure if that will fix the height gap from the front of the vehicle. Any help is appreciated. Thank you

how did you get the bottom bolt lined up

How do you get the tie rods in

How do you adjust?

Can you provide the specs for your air drill and air compressor?

Coilover fit to civic 02 ?

GAPIER HAHA 😂good video man.

I wish you were local. I just bought the Koni yellow front inserts for my 2005 Acura RSX Type S. Looks like I'm going to have to do some adjustments on the stock housing to get these to fit properly. I've found some pretty detailed instructions online. My springs are still good. I'm replacing the sway bar endlinks on both fronts as well. I also bought new KYB top hats. Any advice before I begin? Where is your shop located?

Hi what year (rsx)?

Use extension and swivel extension to get that shock rear nut😂

How did you know the bolts were inserted in the wrong direction?

Skipped over the only part I needed for installing the rears 😤😔 I’m having an issue with my Coilovers being to large to fit into the bracket where the bolt goes trough on the rear, did you have the same issue with your BCs (I have the DS type)

YOU SAVE ME FOR FCK SAKE!!! THANK YOU!!!! WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!

Bro, what center caps are those that fit rpf1s? What car are they from and what size are your wheels? Center cap shows as 64mm and I haven't found any Acura caps for them right size.

Rotor are backwards

for the rear how do i adjust it? from the spring?

Bro why are your tires not the same

You sound like my uncle... he's hmong

his car is missing everything lol

Instead of dicking around with a separated axle why not just remove the axle nut before you start? That's a "trick" to fix a problem that never should have existed in the first place.

dude don't put a cheater pipe over your ratchet. you can break it. get a breaker for that instead