r/6thGenAccord

Hi, y'all. I figured this would be a better place than any to ask. I have a 1998 Honda Accord EX sedan with the 3.0 VTEC (not sure how much that matters to the question), and I was looking at replacing the suspension. Something semi budget friendly, focusing mostly on comfort and not performance based driving. Does anyone have any recommendations? (The shocks / struts are well overdue for a replacement, so why not upgrade the comfort while im at it, as I mainly want comfort and reliability considering its well over 300,000 miles) Thanks!

So I got a Cg2 accord about 6 months ago and it drove great at first. One day I’m pulling out of work and I hear a big clunk. I get home to find my sway bar end link on the driver side has broke. Obviously in the week I drove without it the car clunked and steering was wonky. I had both sides replaced with duralast endlinks and again I had that tight Honda feel for about a week or two until I hit a pot hole and fucked up my suspension. I brought it to a shop and they said it was just the fact the sway bar endlinks came loose and they torqued them back down and a gain I had that tight Honda feel again for a week or two until slowly that clicking in the floor boards and wonky steering came back. This pattern repeated for a couple months until I finally got sick of it and had a full front end refresh. Upper, lower control arms, ball joints, inner and outer tie rods, new struts and sway bar bushings and it was great for about a week and now that clicking/vibration in the floor boards and floaty steering is back. Was wondering if anyone has any experience with this. Could it be because the endlinks were torqued down with the suspension hanging and not loaded? I’m losing my mind.