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Hello everybody. Today I will be doing a small write up on Megan Racing Lowering Springs. They claim to lower the car by 1.5" all around. I had them installed on my 2001 Civic Si-g (for all the canadians eh!). Stock Shocks and struts ( only temporary ). Ive had these on for about 2 weeks now. I managed to pick these up for $150 Shipped. I think that Megan Racing Products are very under estimated. So far these springs have been great, Nice clean drop for my daily driver. These have a fairly soft spring rate (main reason I chose them). These springs feel a tiny bit stiffer then my stock springs. I feel a MUCH better improvement in handling. Absolutley no rubbing, or scraping of any sort. The only thing I would of liked to see is a slightly lower drop, like a 1.75". I would Highly Recommend these to anyone looking to get rid of major wheel gap on there daily driver, without sacrificing ride quality. And improve handling. Great Bang for your buck.



Ride quality: 4/5
Drop: 3/5
Handling 3/5

 
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Thanks for this. I think I'm gonna seriously consider those over $220 Eibachs. $150 is much better for my wallet. And, these drop it the same amount I want.

 
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Thanks a lot. This was my first post. I was also considering the Eibachs, But I am Glad I went with Megan Racing. I cant get over how close to stock the ride quality is, they are nice soft springs

 
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megan over Eibach your crazy.

 
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Thats what he got? lol

 
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LOL, I am a student. This is my first car, I work part-time at tim hortons. All I was trying to say is that im glad I didnt pay $70-$100 more, when I didnt have to. Obvs Eibach is a much better company, and I didnt say it wasnt. I wasnt expecting a whole lot from these, because they were only $150 shipped. But I sure as hell got more then I thought I was going to.

 
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good things come to those who wait. i saved up for 4 months to get my full progress coils i was also in the same boat but i didn't want to settle for less just saying.

 
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Good right up

 
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Off-topic - EM2Gtur, if you ever want to go to any local meets look up revscene.net, mac25, pheet, and I are all active there.

Good write up.

 
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Do these require or is it required to install a rear camber kit with this setup. Thanks and nice write up....

 
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Thanks mindbomber, ill take a look.

And no, no camber kit.