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I just installed my Tokico Blues and Neuspeed Sport Springs and I have some problems with the rear. The front looks fine but the rear is more dipped than the front. I have read that people have the problem of the rear being too high but mines is the opposite. I cant even put one figure in the gap. What could be wrong. What is the order of the things that go on the rear strut. Please help me.

 
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Well first off, do you have anything in the trunk? I have one amp (no spare) on eibach prokit and the rear is one finger gap front is 2 finger gap. Second, the tokicos don't handle alot of drop. I think they would be okay for mine, but the neuspeed sport is alot lower. I think the struts you got are only good for 1.5" drop.

 
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Here ya go:



That the pic doesnt show, use this link: http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...3S5P01_B30.gif

 
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my best guess is that you got the coupe springs and you have a sedan but if you don't have a sedan then i have no clue

 
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my front has a 1-2 finger gap, and the rear is tucking a bit.. but I had heavy subs in it for months, and now I still have 1..

 
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neuspeed s. should be 1.75F 1.5R and most of the springs usually drop a lot lower than what they state, as for mine, i have tokicoblues with H&R's which is 1.3'' drop, but i only have 1finger gap in the rear and 2 inthe front (with 205/40/17). I think ur drop is about right.

pix would help better tho


and to GEARBOX, tokicos are good for 1.7~1.75" drop not 1.5, but I was a little too scared to go with the maximum drop that tokicos allow, so i went with h&r's

 
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For what its worth, I have had the tokicos and neuspeed sports for more than six months now and have had no problems with them.

 
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I used Neuspeed Sport sedan springs on my Coupe and the drop is perfect on all 4 corners...alot better then the coupe's springs I had in before, they sagged pretty quick.