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Hey I got a 2001 ex coupe auto and i just got a pair of 17's. I want to lower my car now, but i got no clue about how to go about it. I want top of the line stuff that gives the best quality ride and appreance. What should i get? struts? shocks? springs? coilovers?who makes the best products?

CivicVTec

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coilovers --> give u the chance to adjust the ride height
springs --> no adjust ride height

Eibach Sportline springs --> 2~2.5" lower
Eibach Pro-kit springs--> 1.5~1.8" lower

Koni Yellows shocks --> allow you to adjust the ride comfort

the quality of your ride will decrease after u put aftermarket springs on, cause they are stiffer, then again u can put "Koni Yellows"
to calm down the bouncy ride after u go over a bmup

and jsut a thought, u might want to post this at "Suspension Performace" section [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG] ....just a thought..

choonz703

i say go with the full coilover kit. H&R is goodstuff

CivicVTec

iTrader: (9)

but then u still need to change your shocks

HShadow

iTrader: (6)

I would agree, full coilover kit. H&R or B&G coils are great. No struts needed since thay have a built in strut. If not that, go Koni Yellow struts with Ground Control Coils. Springs are great with new struts but if you get caught by police you are not able to raise the car without the extra work. With coils you can raise and lower at will.

HShadow

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H&R has both the sleeve coils and the full coils suspension. Just a note.

choonz703

yeah, i'm pretty sure the full H&R coilover kit has its own shocks with it... then again i might be wrong

CivicSense

Is it against the law to have your car dropped? what was that mentioned about if your caught by the police? Peace

2k2civicballer

iTrader: (1)

no...the cops cant do anything about droppin your car son

VNlilMAN

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they actually can. sort of.... theres a law stating that your tailights have to be at some height. if your car is very very low, theres a chance it wont be above that height. but ya most likely not with our cars.