Truhart

The best Truhart parts are their StreetPlus coilovers, camber kits, and replacement control arms — affordable, direct-fit upgrades for Honda and Acura models like the Civic, Integra, CR-V, Accord, and Odyssey. If your factory shocks are worn out, or your lowered car needs its alignment corrected, Truhart's adjustable arms and camber kits solve both problems without the premium price of a full race setup.

Truhart is a budget-friendly suspension brand built around daily drivers and weekend builds. Their lineup centers on three categories: StreetPlus coilovers for a lowered stance with firmer handling, camber kits and adjustable control arms to bring alignment back into spec, and OEM-replacement arms and ball joints for tired stock suspension. Fitment is vehicle-specific, so check your year and model before ordering.

Popular picks include the Truhart StreetPlus Coilovers for 96-01 Honda CR-V and the Truhart Front Camber Kit for 89-00 Lexus LS400.

Shop the full Suspension catalog at JDMuscle, including Control Arms, Lowering Springs, and suspension upgrades from other brands we carry like BC Racing and Whiteline.

Are Truhart coilovers good for daily driving?

Yes — Truhart's StreetPlus line is designed as a street comfort setup, not a track-only coilover. They lower the car and firm up handling while staying civil enough for a daily driver.

Do I need a camber kit after lowering my car?

In most cases, yes. Lowering changes suspension geometry and typically adds negative camber, which wears the inside of your tires. Truhart camber kits and adjustable arms let you dial alignment back into spec.

Will Truhart parts fit my specific Honda?

Truhart makes vehicle-specific parts for popular Honda and Acura models including Civic, Integra, Accord, CR-V, and Odyssey. Always check your year and model against the product fitment list before ordering.

Should I get an alignment after installing control arms or a camber kit?

Absolutely. Any change to control arms, ball joints, or camber geometry requires a professional alignment afterward. Skipping it leads to uneven tire wear and unpredictable handling. Learn more in our guide: Everything You Need to Know About Coilovers.