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Old 05-24-2002   #1 (permalink)
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Thanks Mike, that should do the job.

thanks, again Tom
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Please see my reply in the other thread
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WHOA!! Nice...maybe there's hope for our cars yet[IMG]i/expressions/laugh2.gif[/IMG]
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Won't these things act like coilovers since you have an adjustable perch that the springs sit on?
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Will the ride be bouncy?
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Will it ride better than with the Konis?
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I had "shorty" dampers and springs on my old Jetta: Eibach springs and Spax dampers...the ride was actually better than stock: no body lean, no bouncyness, just firm and controlled

I'd venture to say, w/o having tried them of course, that these are probably the best solution yet for our cars...especially since 7th gen civics are lighter than most similar size cars.
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so how do we get them who do we email / talk to?

i wanna see the warrantee and all that

droping my car is the next task so i'm saving up as we speak.....hook me up with some more info on those
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HeRbaLuS, you should check out the thread link in the very first post...Strutwizard answers a lot of questions and explains the merits of the shorty struts vs. stock ones w/ lowering springs
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I think I got in a little late on this. Is this a new adjustable from "strutwizard" I guess? Will these be compatible with ground controls?
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Yes, THis is a new shortened ride height adjustable coilover that uses most standard lowering springs.

Slip on sleeve kits are not required with this system.
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<< Won't these things act like coilovers since you have an adjustable perch that the springs sit on? >>




Yes, they do act just like true coilovers not the slip on sleeve type.
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hmm so how low can u go without blowing them??
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<< Will the ride be bouncy? >>



Ride quality is one of the main reason that I design shortened ride height adjustable struts because lowered cars don't have to ride like "Tanks"

Lower center of gravity and increase spring rate and up-graded valving equate to smooth ride and greatly improved handling.
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