Product Specifications
For 2016-2022 Acura ILX (DE2) 32-Way Damping Coilover Shock Absorbers Struts | Flashark
Bring sharper handling and a lower, more planted stance to daily driving while retaining the flexibility to tune the suspension for different road conditions. Designed for 2016-2022 Acura ILX DE2 models equipped with the 2.4L engine, this Flashark coilover shock absorber and strut kit combines 2- to 4-inch ride-height adjustment with 32-way damping control. It provides a complete front and rear Acura ILX suspension upgrade to reduce body roll, improve cornering response, and replace worn shocks and struts.
Specifications:
Shock Type: Mono-Tube
Spring Preload: 7-10 mm
Adjustable Height: Yes, lowering 2" to 4"
Surface Materials: Aluminum, Steel
32-Way Damping Force Adjustment
Spring Rate Front: 8kg/mm(448lbs/in)
Spring Rate Rear:10 kg/mm (560 lbs/in)
Spring length Front: 200mm
Spring length Rear: 190mm
Coilover overall length Front: 575mm-672mm
Coilover overall length Rear: 543mm-621mm
Features:
1. Twin-tube structure allows sufficient stroke within the shock absorber.
2. High-tensile performance spring—Stress tested over 600,000 times, with spring distortion less than 0.04%. Plus, the special surface treatment improves durability and performance.
3. Height Adjustment tools included.
4. Rubber top mounts help to deliver a smooth and forgiving ride for city use at any speed and rubber joints assist in absorbing hard impacts.
5. Most pieces in our coilover systems, including mounts, collars, and spring perches, are designed from 6061-T6 Billet Aluminum, resulting in lightweight, durable, and rust-resistant components.
6. Separate height adjustment does not affect damper stroke.
7. Full rebuildable.
8. Lowered height adjustment from 2" - 4" which allows a lower center of gravity and also adds a more aggressive stance
9. A 32 rebound damping adjustment level allows you to dial in your coilover setup perfectly. You will experience better ride quality in all road conditions

Fitment & Compatibility
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Acura ILX (DE2)
Product FAQ
A1: This coilover kit is sold for the Acura ILX DE2 platform, and the product title specifies 2016-2022 Acura ILX fitment. However, the fitment text currently lists 2016-2021 models, so owners of a 2022 ILX should confirm compatibility through the vehicle fitment checker or with Flashark support before ordering. A2: Yes, the 2016 Acura ILX DE2 is included in the listed application. If you are searching for 2016 Acura ILX coilovers or a complete 2016 Acura ILX suspension upgrade, this kit provides adjustable ride height and damping rather than simply replacing the original suspension at stock height. A3: Yes, the product page lists 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, and 2021 Acura ILX DE2 applications. Always verify the model year, platform, and existing suspension configuration before purchase, particularly if the vehicle has previously installed aftermarket suspension parts. A4: These are adjustable Acura ILX coilovers designed to upgrade the front and rear suspension, not standard fixed-height replacement shocks and struts. The setup combines shock absorbers, springs, adjustable ride height, and 32-way damping control in one suspension package. A5: Yes, this kit is intended as a performance-oriented replacement for the front struts and rear shock suspension components on a compatible Acura ILX DE2. It is a better match for drivers who want adjustable lowering and handling control rather than an original-equipment-style ride height. A6: The 32-way damping adjustment lets you change how quickly the suspension responds to bumps and body movement. Softer settings are generally more suitable for uneven streets and daily commuting, while firmer settings can provide tighter body control and more responsive handling. A7: Begin near the softer or middle portion of the adjustment range and test the vehicle on familiar roads. Increase firmness gradually until the ILX feels controlled through corners without becoming unnecessarily harsh over potholes, expansion joints, and rough pavement. A8: The product specifications list approximately 2 to 4 inches of lowering adjustment. A moderate drop usually provides the best balance of appearance, suspension travel, tire clearance, and daily drivability, while the lowest setting may require additional wheel and alignment adjustments. A9: Yes, they can be used on a daily-driven ILX when the ride height, preload, and damping are set correctly. The rubber top mounts and rubber joints are intended to absorb impacts and provide a smoother, more forgiving ride than a rigid race-focused mounting setup. A10: The product page lists an 8 kg/mm front spring rate, approximately 448 lbs/in, and a 10 kg/mm rear spring rate, approximately 560 lbs/in. These rates create a firmer suspension feel than worn factory shocks and springs and are intended to improve body control and handling response. A11: The product page states that ride height is adjusted separately and does not affect damper stroke. This design helps preserve usable suspension travel while allowing the vehicle height to be changed, although the car still needs adequate ground and tire clearance. A12: Tire rubbing depends on the selected ride height, wheel width, offset, tire size, alignment, and fender clearance. An aggressively lowered ILX or a car with wider aftermarket wheels may require a higher ride height, alignment correction, different tires, or additional clearance work. A13: Yes, a professional four-wheel alignment is strongly recommended after installation and after any major ride-height change. Lowering an Acura ILX can alter toe, camber, steering response, and tire wear, even when no obvious alignment problem is visible. A14: Standard Acura ILX shock absorbers are best for restoring factory-style suspension behavior, while lowering springs mainly reduce wheel gap. Coilovers are the better option when you want adjustable height, matched springs and dampers, 32-way damping control, and greater freedom to tune the stance and handling. A15: An experienced installer with proper lifting equipment, suspension tools, and alignment knowledge may complete the installation, but professional installation is recommended for most owners. The listed spring preload is 7 to 10 mm, and incorrect preload, ride height, or bolt torque can lead to poor ride quality, noise, uneven handling, or premature component wear.
2016-2022 Acura ILX Coilovers & Suspension FAQ
Q1: Will these coilovers fit my 2016-2022 Acura ILX?
Q2: Are these the correct coilovers for a 2016 Acura ILX?
Q3: Will these coilovers fit a 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020, or 2021 Acura ILX?
Q4: Are these Acura ILX shocks and struts or a complete coilover kit?
Q5: Can these replace worn 2016 Acura ILX front struts and rear shocks?
Q6: What does 32-way damping adjustment mean?
Q7: What damping setting should I use for daily driving?
Q8: How much can these Acura ILX coilovers lower the car?
Q9: Are these Acura ILX coilovers suitable for daily driving?
Q10: What spring rates are used in this Acura ILX suspension kit?
Q11: Does changing the ride height reduce shock travel?
Q12: Will lowering my Acura ILX cause tire rubbing?
Q13: Do I need a wheel alignment after installing these coilovers?
Q14: Should I choose coilovers, lowering springs, or standard ILX shock absorbers?
Q15: Can I install these Acura ILX coilovers myself?























