2002 Civic Suspension
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2002 Civic Suspension Right now I am riding on 17's with a Eibach Sportline drop. I am planning on getting some new 18 inch rims with 35 series rubber. I want my car dropped with no wheel well gap maybe even tucked, so does anyone have any suggestions for me on what type of a suspension to go with?
No limit? Get airbags, that is a bit extreme but it will work best if you are going for show.
Or you can get adjustable springs or Coilovers. I prefer coilovers though, reason being the shock is matched with the spring, and they are a complete swap.
Or you can get adjustable springs or Coilovers. I prefer coilovers though, reason being the shock is matched with the spring, and they are a complete swap.
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Originally Posted by Dogghouse
Yeh i heard of coilovers, but don't know too much about them. What coilover suspension would you guys suggest?
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Rep Power: 303 hopefully you'll be able to drive on sask streets once you are tucked. i have tein basics and some days its not much fun.....but i get around...just like the look soo much
but its nice because they are adjustable so i can just raise them up again
but its nice because they are adjustable so i can just raise them up again
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Indeed.
18s with 35 series tires is not going to be comfy... especially when lowered on anything stiffer than stock.
prototype hated his b&gs with 18s and 35 series tires. b&gs aren't adjustable they are self adjusting so you can't do anything about the car handles or feels.
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18s with 35 series tires is not going to be comfy... especially when lowered on anything stiffer than stock.
prototype hated his b&gs with 18s and 35 series tires. b&gs aren't adjustable they are self adjusting so you can't do anything about the car handles or feels.
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Originally Posted by Dogghouse
Right now I am riding on 17's with a Eibach Sportline drop. I am planning on getting some new 18 inch rims with 35 series rubber. I want my car dropped with no wheel well gap maybe even tucked, so does anyone have any suggestions for me on what type of a suspension to go with?
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