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Hey you guys, I finally got my windows tinted and I am approaching finishing my Civic (Looks wise) but I want it dropped about an inch. I don't want nothing drastic because 1. the roads around here are horrible 2. i hate that look where the car is almost sitting on top of the wheels. So I've been looking around and I've asked before on here and I think I'm going to go with the Eibach Pro Kit Springs to lower it an inch front/rear. Good decision, bad? Any problems or anything with these springs..or just any other recommendations?


Thanks guys!


(I'll take pics soon :])

 
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my friend has the prokit on his spec v and i have the sportlines. no problems at all. good springs

 
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good springs. settles to about 1.2"-1.3" drop.

 
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i love mine now. with the tokico shocks all around, i have a solid 2 finger wheel gap all around on my sedan. with stock shocks, the rear sagged alot and front was raised it looked so weird.

 
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About the sagging..has anyone had that problem? because I'll wait til' I have enough money for shocks too if I have to worry about that.

 
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my rear was always a tad pit lower after the install. not really noticeable unless you measure it.

 
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go 2", i wish i had, looks much better without the wheels being tucked

 
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Eibach are nice springs, I have them myself.

 
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it's not bad unless you have a crazy system in the trunk .. and I wouldnt worry about the shocks at first, they're ok so long as they're still good.. you need a camber kit too

 
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I have the sportlines. Love the drop and they're not too low or too high...just perfect.

 
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I have the pro kit and I didnt realize how sexy it looked until walking back to my car today getting dinner for my girl. I will say that even with the pro-kit I think I am still going to have to grab a camber kit before I bring it in for an alignment. Although...it doesn't feel like it needs one.

 
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you always need camber kit because stock cant adjust lowered car. the alignment shop said they couldnt even align mine without one.

 
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let me know who needs camber kits.

eibachs are good springs, but i would go a little lower if it was mine. Tein is about the next best as far as not a real drastic drop. I can get a hella deal on skunk2 springs. let me know if ya interested. Nice ride though as it is.

 
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mehh, this sounds like more of a pain in the *** then i was first told/thought.


camber kit + springs now?


and does anyone have pics of an 03 coupe lowered 1-2 inches?


please and thanks

 
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springs, shocks, camber kit, and alignment. should do it all at the same time to save on install $$.

 
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installed my own and paid $80 for alignment/camber adjust.

of course that was on an 06 si

 
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Here is a pic of my 03 coupe with Tein S. Tech springs (1.3" drop in front, 1.4" drop in rear), Tokico Struts/Shocks and SPC Camber Kit.