Honda Civic SuspensionHonda Civic Suspension can do many beneficial things. Some lower the suspension for style while others do it for racing. This is where you can give and take information about the Honda Civic Suspension setup.
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im thinkin about either eibach sportlines or tein s-techs for daily driver....neone have experience with either?? are the eibachs worth the larger price tag??
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I believe they'll drop it lower than the teins, check the specs. It all depends on what you're looking for. I went with teins.
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You don't have a sport car.
"There are more than 550 million firearms now in circulation, one for every 12 people on the planet. The only question, is how can we arm the other 11."
Sportlines have a nice drop as well as a good ride. I also Tokico blues, so the two compliment each other. Eibachs are worth the money. Try The Tire Rack - Your performance experts for tires and wheels for the spings. I got them cheaper there than any other vendor.
I have the Tein S-tech's. I picked them up real cheap. The lowering looks great. I wouldn't go any lower, even if I had coilovers. I'm only using stock shocks so the ride is like stock, but the springs are too soft to get any performance out of them. I'd definately recomend getting some stiffer shocks if your going to get the S-tech's, but like I said 2" lowering looks great on the car, I only wish i had larger wheels to really make the look.
S Techs should only be like a 1.5" drop, are your's really 2"??
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Originally Posted by modoman
the same curiosity some people have with the minds of serial killers, i have with ricers.
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Originally Posted by DeX
You don't have a sport car.
"There are more than 550 million firearms now in circulation, one for every 12 people on the planet. The only question, is how can we arm the other 11."
I have Tein s-tech's on my car with the Tokico blues. They were like 150, and I love them. The ride is good and the drop isn't too slammed, which is good because I have kind of crappy roads out here in the desert. I also didn't need to buy a camber kit because it didn't drop the car to that level. As long as I rotate my tires every 5-7k miles, I will be good. Heck yes!
ya...prolly gona have to get some tokico blues...damn, more money.
does anyone kno someone in the fresno, CA area that can help or just install the springs for cheap??
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Wait about a month and you'll be rocking a 2" drop, mine was 1.5" to begin with, but once those springs settle you'll definately be lower. But don't get me wrong I love my springs, especially since they're the only thing I've had the cash to get so far. PRAISE BE THE LOWERED!!!
