wilsel

Anyone know if the SI spring rate differs from a 00 EX? What about ride height?Would it be worthwile to replace the OEM EX springs with some from an SI if they were free?

I've already searched, and all I find are FS threads, or threads about other SI's


Modified by wilsel at 6:46 PM 5/10/2004

boost junky 71

I think gsr springs would lower your car and are stiffer. That may be the way you want to go. I'm not sure on this.

12 oz.

ride height will be so close to compare it might not be even worth it

variablevalve

try it and tell us how it goes for future reference. i mean if they're free all you lose is time right?

Daniel

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According to clubsi.com, front/rear are. . . .

Si: 201/99.8
EX: 165/80

hondasport2000

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ive heard of/seen teg springs actually raise civics.

sohc_boy

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ive heard of/seen teg springs actually raise civics.</TD></TR></TABLE>

same with the si springs, best bet if you want an oem spring is a set from an itr.