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Check out my boys Blue Civic....he has Eibach Sportlines with 18's
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=163513
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trust me, go with the sportlines. The pro-kit probably rides a little better then the sportlines cus they r softer but they still leave a decent sized gap. Im talking like almost two inches from the top of the tire to the fender. It looks good but i def want to make it lower.
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Rep Power: 0 Definatly get the Sportlines. I rode on some for a year with stock struts and they were great, and they took out alot of the wheel gap on my 17's. Get them you wont be disappointed.
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Originally Posted by 03CIVICEX
eibach sportline
Where I live potholes and rough roads downtown! I like my stock smooth ride, but i want some handlin holdin when I rip around corners! Pro-kit vs. sportlines for me too???!!!!
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[QUOTE=civic2k2]Definatly get the Sportlines. I rode on some for a year with stock struts and they were great, and they took out alot of the wheel gap on my 17's. Get them you wont be disappointed.[/QUOT
Hey man, with 15" wheels like i have, what kind of gap with Pro-kit?
What gap with Sportlines and 15" wheels?
Hey man, with 15" wheels like i have, what kind of gap with Pro-kit?
What gap with Sportlines and 15" wheels?
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I dont have pics. But, There is a finger gap. If you dont want your car lowered a lot, the pro-kit is the one to get. Try looking in the suspension thread here:
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...6&page=1&pp=15
I dont have pics. But, There is a finger gap. If you dont want your car lowered a lot, the pro-kit is the one to get. Try looking in the suspension thread here:
http://www.7thgencivic.com/forums/sh...6&page=1&pp=15
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Originally Posted by StealthCivic
your car looks good man, i am considering the same thing...pro-kit or sportlines just like this forum question...
Where I live potholes and rough roads downtown! I like my stock smooth ride, but i want some handlin holdin when I rip around corners! Pro-kit vs. sportlines for me too???!!!!
Where I live potholes and rough roads downtown! I like my stock smooth ride, but i want some handlin holdin when I rip around corners! Pro-kit vs. sportlines for me too???!!!!
The Prokit is 10-15% stiffer and the Sportlines are 20-25% stiffer over stock. This is what the Eibach tech told me when I called them. So expect it to be stiffer and rougher over the bumpy stuff. When your just cruising on a smooth surface they feel like stock. Since theyre progressive, they'll stiffen up the more you compress them. Also your going to be a bit more bouncy now which you'll notice more at night when the headlights reflect off of things. Konis or Tokicos will help this.
Another thing that makes a big difference in comfort is tire choice. Before I had some Z rated tires then switched to some H rated(Kumho 711's) ones. The H rated were much better in the comfort area since the sidewall is softer.
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