new springs
new springs
so im thinking about putting in some eibach springs in my 2002 civic lx. i know i need a camber kit but which ones should i be looking for. i also plan to add in new subs in my trunk (if that matters)
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Re: new springs
Read the FAQ.
You need shocks and probably should have gotten coilovers to handle the subs. Go ahead and throw lowering springs and subs on your stock shocks and watch the rear sag and the car handle like ****.
You need shocks and probably should have gotten coilovers to handle the subs. Go ahead and throw lowering springs and subs on your stock shocks and watch the rear sag and the car handle like ****.
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Re: new springs
You need to decide what fits your needs, but you didn't do that when you automatically thought of buying springs. You mod the car to fit your needs, just don't slap parts on it because it is cool. Research, research, research.
Full coils allow you to adjust the rears to sit higher than the fronts to compensate for the subs in the trunk. If you are lowering just for looks, look into Megans. And don't forget a camber kit. Read the FAQ!!
Full coils allow you to adjust the rears to sit higher than the fronts to compensate for the subs in the trunk. If you are lowering just for looks, look into Megans. And don't forget a camber kit. Read the FAQ!!
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Re: new springs
come on now, read the fricking FAQ. That is why we made it.
https://www.civicforums.com/forums/p...927-post5.html
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