RSX Type R Springs on a 4 door?

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Feb 5, 2005

civicph

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RSX Type R Springs on a 4 door?

Someone is selling me springs off a RSX Type R. I plan to put them on my sedan. What I was told is that the RSX Type R springs will lower the car about an inch at all four corners. Has anyone tried this? I don't think my D17 has the same weight as the rsx k20 and my front my turn out higher than the back. I was thinking about these springs as they are factory tuned for performance albeit for the Rsx. Please help

Feb 5, 2005

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I don't think the spring lengths are compatable to begin with. You're probably going to end up with a funny ride height.

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not only does it depend on the springs, but also the dampers you put in

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why not just get springs meant for your car?

also, you catergorize it as dc5/es1

i wouldnt even bother man, go for some springs like tein s-tech or neuspeed sports for a mild drop without sacraficing ride comfort as much. their only about $80-$160