motekeeper

Can anyone recommend a full new sport suspension kit I could buy.
I don't want to lower and I don't want an air system or adjustable system.
Just want the ride to be tight, quiet, and to preform well on rough roads.
I guess it could be adjustable if that gives me a better ride.
I drive a 2001 Civic DX sedan.

Thanks

Poopies

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I'm personally looking at a set of Tokico HP struts/shocks (aka "Tokico Blues") and Eibach Pro springs for a modest 1" or so drop. Since you don't want to lower your car, I hear the Tokicos are still good with stock springs. Just look around; there are a lot of people here who want what you want!

motekeeper

Right-right! Wanted to also replace my 17" rims with 18's. Was looking online at both of those brands you mentioned. They look real good. Probably have to go with the adjustable ones. I'm in contact with a performance shop here in San Antonio about doing this. I told them I want the car to ride like new and I want all the bushings, ball joints, etc. all replaced with energy or sport aftermarket upgrades. I think I need camber kits too?

Poopies

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That depends on who you talk to. Here's a suspension sticky:

https://www.civicforums.com/forums/4...ease-read.html

He recommends a camber kit, especially for drops over 1.25''.

lowlife9

wants comfortable riding suspension for rough roads puts 18 inch wheels on. can't explain that one.

BlueEM2

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^ Just get 26s and skip the tire.

sdaidoji

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to keep at stock height, best choice to firm up suspension is to change to tokico blues.
Second is to use adjustable height ones and set them at stock height (some have shortened bodies and might not reach stock height) but they should have stiffer springs and shocks that can handle springs. Anything below 800 bucks might not be a good choice...
3rd would be use slight lowering springs like the eibachs, paired with a good shock (tokico blues, Koni's)

18" - need keep tire OD or else it will rob torque. so, larger wheels will require shorter sidewalls. not a good combination for comfort. will not look too good without some lowering.