Dakker

While the forums were down I ordered some of these and they should be in next week or so. I have heard I can install them myself, and I have heard I should take them to a shop. However a shop will charge me like 80-130, thats the best I've gotten around here, I know I'd need a spring compressor and an array of hand tools but can I perform the install myself, or with the assistance of a few friends?? Let me know I'm hoping I can do a self install.

Greg

I have the same springs on my car. If you have a idea what your doing you should be able to do it.
The backs really easy, the front is a little harder but with the help of some friends it should be no problem.

Dakker

do they come with instructions or what? also if you are still riding stock shocks, how do you like the ride? is it better than stock? im hoping so,

Greg

I still have my stock shocks. I think the ride is great but then again my last vehicle was a 2000 S-10 with airbags so anything
rides good compared to that but I do love the way it handles in the curves when I have my 17's on. It handles a lot better than
it did with factory springs and the ride is a little stiffer. Mine came with instruction but that doesn't mean yours will. I think there might
be a DIY on it but I'm not sure.

Dakker

hey thats cool i used to drive an s10 too, gotta love the swaying action around turns, seems a lot of s10 owners turned civic around here

1028CiViC

iTrader: (-1)

get eibach or h&r springs..these springs are probably the best out there..
or maybe try intrax..they are good too..i think..

AZ2K1Civic

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The progress springs are pretty cheap though. I wonder how quality these springs are? Im thinking about those or Eibachs. Lowering my car is the next thing Im gonna do.