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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Hey, I have 17s on my stock suspension, and would like to get a drop this summer. What is a good setup that wont kill my wallet? i just want to get rid of most of the wheel gap....nothing too too low
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tein s-techs would minimize the wheel gap, and a lip kit would help it look lower to the ground. i also think it would look bangin' with a crazy camber and tucked tires, but thats just me lol.
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you can, sure, but its not recommended. oem will blow very soon and you will have saggy rear and poor damping. i ran my lowered car on oem shocks for a couple years and it felt like i had no shocks. car was very bouncy, the rear was over an inch lower than the front, and steering/cornering was terrible.
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best bang for the buck - Megan Racing springs. nice subtle drop. what i had on my em2 with 17's and 225/45 tires.
if you dont wanna regret saving and getting full coilovers. tein basics or better. upwards of $900 at that point. dont get cheap coilovers like skunk2's. you will have lowering spring quality feel.
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I just purchased this lowering kit Skunk2 Lowering Springs (Lowers about 2.0".) I was woundering if i needed to buy a camber kit or not. i dont want to spend the time and money if i dont need it. But if i do i will. I have not put the kit on yet
Last edited by 02Hondadx; 05-29-2009 at 09:23 PM.
Reason: added more info on my question
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