@Champloomomo When you say "changing the suspension" what do you mean exactly? Are you planning on changing just the springs? Just the struts? What tire/wheel size do you have? What tires will you be using?
You said you're looking for something with a "smoother quieter ride" because it will be your daily. Without knowing any of the information above, I have two suggestions.
1. Go back to factory suspension. You can either find used replacements (not recommended) or you can buy inexpensive aftermarket parts. You are not going to find a smoother and more comfortable suspension than going with the stock OEM setup.
2. Get a decent set of tires on the car. No matter the ride height, if you're running a cheap pair of "performance" tires that have a low profile, your ride is going to be bumpy and loud.
"smoother and quieter" is relative to the owner of the car. I had a 97 sedan on skunk2 coilovers that had a decent ride, but I was 22 at the time, so perhaps my 30 year old butt is now less forgiving of a harsh ride. My current car (2000 DX Sedan) is on stock suspension and is very comfortable to commute in. I eventually plan on upgrading the suspension, but I will not do so until I have found a decent (ie. expensive) set of shocks and springs that I want to use.