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Oct 15, 2003

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okay..i tried to search..but no luck...

what is the diffrence in si springs and ex springs..?? does the si sit lower?

would the si springs fit on a 02 sedan ex?

please help! thanks!

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i'd just try and find ex springs, because the body is different than the coupes and/or sedans... my 2¢

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Si spring rates are 248/440. I don't know what EX rates are, other than they're softer than that. The Si appears to actually sit higher, but its on lower profile tires, so they may be the same height and the tire creates the extra gap. I don't know.

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i'd just try and find ex springs, because the body is different than the coupes and/or sedans... my 2?

no no...i saw some si springs for sale...so i was wondering...if i can buy those and put them on my car...IF it lowers the car....remeber i have 2002 sedan..EX...thanks

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yea, what i was getting at is that since the body shape is different, it might change the weight distribution, putting different effects on the springs, and not getting a proper lowering of yer car..

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yea, what i was getting at is that since the body shape is different, it might change the weight distribution, putting different effects on the springs, and not getting a proper lowering of yer car..

ic ic...thanks for the help!!