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Ok call me a noob. IDK. I have a 2002 Sedan Ex. I bought a set of Tein S-techs for my car. The company I bought them from told me they would fit the sedan. Before I had them installed I checked the Tein website and then they said that they would fit. But now when I checked the website it said it was only for the coupe. The rear is just about tucking, so I figured that it was from the extra weight of the sedan. When they were installed I had a SPC camber kit installed and my camber is still off. Its eating tires and I can't afford to keep buying tires. So what I want is about a 1.5" drop. What are the best springs for the sedan? I hope that the camber problem is b/c the springs aren't made for the car. I really need a solution to this problem. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

 
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neuspeed sports would be your best bet. i have them and i love them. they're 1.5 in the front and 1.75 in the rear. theres no sag at all. just make sure you get sedan ones because the weight distribution is different. heres a pic of my drop.

 
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and please search next time. this has been covered many times before.

 
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[QUOTE=Rennen;4194475]neuspeed sports would be your best bet. i have them and i love them. they're 1.5 in the front and 1.75 in the rear. theres no sag at all. just make sure you get sedan ones because the weight distribution is different. heres a pic of my drop.
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i think you have it reversed 1.75 front, 1.5 rear.

 
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Neuspeed sports is what you needed.

 
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I had eaibach springs with Tokico HP struts

 
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most spring were made for coupe thats why it sags. i have prokit and its lower in back even without spare tire and empty gas tank.

 
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Eye See You's sedan is amazing.

 
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Thanks for the help guys. I really appreciate it. Where is the best place to buy the Neuspeed sports? From Neuspeed they're 199. Hopupracing.com wants 213. And finally here on the eBay store JDMinstock they're 145.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-N...QQcmdZViewItem

What would you guys recommend? I just don't want to riped off again. I have used eBay before w/o any problems. So thats the way I think would be best. The model number from Neuspeed is 55.20.61. And that is the same model number on eBay.
Again thanks for the help.

 
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i'd just look for a used set.... springs can't really have much go wrong with them and last forever so ya, if you can find a used set cheap i'd go with that.