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I was curious to know if people think its really worth getting coilovers if your not gunna replace the stock shocks and struts because i was looking into getting coilovers but i still want good ride quality so its not torcher to use as a daily driver. Let me know what you think

 
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coilovers are very worth it. i have the Tein SS coilovers and i love em. very nice ride. and im picky. you get what you pay for.

 
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if your talking about sleeved coilovers i think it's worth it....the ride isn't all that bad then what some people make it.

 
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If you only replace the springs and not the OE shocks, your ride quality will suffer. Maybe not today or next week, but eventually. Lowering the car with only springs will blow the shocks. IMO...Do it right the first time. Save for a good set of full coilovers.

 
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The teins come with new shocks and stuts dont they? So i should definatly wait until i can get coilovers and shocks at the same time?

 
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Yeah...Tein's are one of a few companies that make a good coilover set-up. If you are not dying to drop your car...I would wait.

 
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So do you also suggest i get teins or are there better setups out there i should look at?

 
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B&G, Tokico...there are a few more. Do a search for "full coilovers" and read away.

 
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TEIN or B&G, B&G drops lower while TEIN has damper adjustability. What is important to you?

 
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Id like a nice drop but i definatly want to be able to adjust them

 
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Tein is a good one to go with, Hayame, B&G there a re a few others but those are some of the better full coil over systems for our car.

 
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id consider a full tein suspension .. best of the best.. may wana look into koni's with some coilover setups

 
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Any particular vendors i should look into?

 
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would 01-03 civic ex coupe coilovers fit onto a 2004 civic ex coupe?

 
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Koni sports with Ground Control coil over is also a good set up beside Tein. To save you time & money, just replace the shocks. The OE shocks will wear out a lot faster using a coil over or any aftermarket lowering springs.

Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe the 2001-2003 Civic is using the 50mm OE struts & the 2004 & up is using the 55mm OE struts from the Acura RSX. I think that's the only difference. I'm not sure if there is anything else that's different though.

 
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TssCivic, from what I gathered from this site, the 2002(later batches) and 2003 up uses the 55mm struts.

 
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yes sir

 
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I have KW Variant 2 Full Coilovers. 2 thumbs up. Lot of height adjustment and rebound all on a Stainless Steel coilover. Can't beat it.