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Old Aug 15, 2005
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stock specks? 02 civic lx coupe

I got a question.......

On an 02 civic coupe lx.....is the front always lower than the back? at stock.

if so, when i lower it, to keep all around hight eqaul, how many inches lowered in front and back to stay equal?

let say i wanna drop it about 1.5"
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in general, the front should be lower because having the rear lower causes some handling issues. Ideally, if you change the suspension right (springs AND shocks) then it should be about even or the back a little higher. Some manufacturers sag a little in the rear, especially on sedans. If you do full coilovers then you can set the height to what you want.
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Neuspeed makes springs that are lowered more in the front than the rear.... ironically, some manufacturers lower the back more than the front.
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Its called the rake angle, its for handling and aerodynamic downforce.
Since no one knows where any of these spring makers measure the "drop" from, who knows what makes the car end up where. Look at the suspension pictures thread.
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LOL @ "specks"

i think most vehicles stock have the front lower than the rear. i know my fathers bmw and toyota is like that.
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