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Old 06-21-2003   #1 (permalink)
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Need Advice On Lowering!!

Ok...I called around to some performance shops and got sum prices on lowering tha Civic. The guy told me that Coilovers & AirRide was tha most expensive...but said i could also lower it for less using shocks & springs...but tha price for that is 1500. Is that normal or wha? Also he said SHOCKS & SPRINGS...I thought all you needed was springs, and you can leave OEM shocks on tha car. Please help me out yall cuz im confused...and what are the best lowering springs...I want H&R because I like their effect...but lemme know what yall think...Thanks! To remove this ad, register today for free or log in if already registered!
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It seems that you are new. I know you are confused. I will point you in the right direction, but please search. Look at the suspension FAQ for most of the answers in that. You can lower with just springs but you risk blowing your OEM shocks. All that you want know is in this forum, just search for it.
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