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I recently purchased a set of Neuspeed Sports intended for use with Civic sedans and installed it on my Coupe, but now, I noticed that the rear wheel gap is alot higher (almost stock) than the front (2 finger gap). The seller told me that the ones for sedans will cause my coupe to not have saggy springs in the back. I'm just wondering if these springs will settle in a bit more over time (but then again, they were used for 3 months) or will I have to do something to the rear springs to make it match the front?

Thanks in advance!

 
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i think they will settle a bit. if you have a system or do plan on having a system in the future it'll actually look fine. subs are gonna weigh the back down.

 
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i know es means sedan.. but whats the diff between es1 & es2?? teach me.

 
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i have the sedan springs on my coupe. there fine. I wish they sat a little higher actually. If you put a lot of weight in the rear, for example having like three grown men in the rear seats or moving your stuff out. The rear will settle a bit lower. Right now i have the sports springs and i have a no finger game in the front and one finger in the rear.

 
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I don't plan on having a sound system in my car, I think the stock stereo is fine with me. I guess I gotta invite more fat chicks to sit in my car from now on