HRsi-dan

Your issue may be the way the coils are wound. Normally with progressive rate springs, you'll see a bunch of closely wound coils near the top. Sometimes these coils can rub on each other on compression and cause some noise.

Tein sells a specific product to deal with this: http://www.tein.com/products/silencer_rubber.html

OR, you can wrap the coils that are close to each other with spiral cable wrap; something like this: .

It's worth a shot. Also, double check all your bolts (and re-torque) everything.

guinnessstout

After putting the car on a lift myself and not trusting the dealership I found that the dealer had re-installed the spring wrong and that the lower spring was not seated in the pocket at all, it was about a 1/4 turn off. I have seen the isolator wrap and have some on the springs. The stuff works great, Eibach has said that after a period of time the isolators may move.
Thanks for the ideas.

DxBurnoutKing

I had the v2 Pro-S... sold them after a week. HATED them.

DFW

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Buddy Club N+ > * for a street car.

Mr. Spade

What spring rates are Pro-S for you guys?

Going thru this thread cause I'm autocrossing a loaner ILX

DFW

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pro-s v1 standard is 10k. pro-s v2 standard is 8k and the front shock body's are shorter. i read you can choose between 10k,14k,or 18k if you request it.

rayvo

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I just picked up an 09 LX sedan for a daily... are funtion form any good?

K5^

FF's are crap.

rayvo

iTrader: (1)

great thats the kind of input im looking for... jc what makes them crap? poor ride quality? poor construction? what a good yet affordable full body coilover?

K5^

Subjective question deserves a subjective answer. Simply asking if x brand is good does not warrant for a detailed answer.

That is beside the point.

FF uses cheap materials, lack of differentiation between dampening settings, poor dampening to begin with, poor customer service. There's a dedicated/official FF thread in A&C. Try checking there also. Some say they swear by this brand, but I am not convinced. It's all about what you want to do and what you want out of the suspension.

What are you looking to do? Dump it (form >> function), track it (function > form), just lowering? What's your budget?

Progress Technology

Hello 8th Gen enthusiasts! Our long-awaited first run of Competiton Series coilovers for the 8th Gen Civic is now in production. The product will be released mid-February. Here's a look at our new system:

http://progressauto.com/products/productID/746

If this post is not appropriate here, please let us know and we will not post here. We will be launching this program on HT, and we will have a thread up in the Sponsor Marketplace within a few days. Thank You for your continued support.
Team Progress

Progress Technology

We have released a new LOWER price and FREE shipping for orders placed this month...
Check it out here...
http://progressauto.com/products/productID/746

08rrfa5

cool rc airplane, but I think you may have grabbed the wrong link........ def would like info on pricing though!

Progress Technology

Oops... Here is the correct link!
http://progressauto.com/products/productID/746

Jordan_259

For the fact that they were stiff or what?
I've had mine for aboout 4 months now and I love them.

Progress Technology

Replied to current PMs..

Progress Technology

Bump for 8th Gen owners here on H-T.

Progress Technology

We have these new 8th Gen coilover systems in stock now...

http://progressauto.com/products/productID/746

$949 shipped to 48 states. CA orders need to add sales tax.

Progress Technology

Here are two install photos taken during our product development of the 8th Gen system.

dnice78

I've been running the Raceland's on my car. Perfect for a daily and it rides just as smooth as stock, not bouncy at all.

Progress Technology

Replied to PM.

Progress Technology

Progress 8th Gen Coilover systems are good-in-stock and on sale now...

http://progressauto.com/products/productID/746

tylerk2148

Yoo guys new too honda tech but check these out. Www.raceland.com they have these complete coilovers for $369. They r actually really decent. Id recommend them to anyone who is on a budget that want s a quality product which I'm sure is everyone lol

dnice78

^yeah, they are prime for a daily.

Progress Technology

We are also in the process of finalizing the 9th Gen rear sway application, and developing the coilover system as well.