99-00 Si Suspension?
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99-00 Si Suspension?
I have a '96 Civic CX Hatch. Would there be a value in installing a 99-00 OEM Si suspension (springs/shocks), such as ride height differences, handling etc? (I'm not a fan of the slammed look, but a small wheel gap reduction would be cool)
What's a fair price for a lightly used OEM set of springs/shocks?
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What's a fair price for a lightly used OEM set of springs/shocks?
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Re: 99-00 Si Suspension?
Thanks for your comments. I've done the whole aftermarket suspension thing...They inevitably ride too harsh for my taste...I guess I'm asking how good was the Civic Si suspension? I've had two GSR's...Do they compare to those?
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The 99-00 Si suspension is only slightly stiffer and might not even be noticeable. The higher spring rates will probably make your car ride higher. Keep looking.
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I'm not sure if the back springs are to different but i changed my suspension for 99 si and it seems like i have a little bigger gap in the back than before, the front didnt change much
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well i do have a 99 si and yea i know what u mean because i had a big gap between the wheel and body.. when i lowered my car my cuz friends just cut my springs..and it still rides bomb...but im gonna change out my entire suspension a little later..if u still havtn got one i'll let u know about mine..
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Re: 99-00 Si Suspension?
you can get aftermarket lowering springs that do not ride stiff like more expensive sportier coil over setups might.
Tein i know sales a set of springs that they advertise as being for a lowered appearance as well as a smoother ride.
No personal experience with these springs though?
Tein i know sales a set of springs that they advertise as being for a lowered appearance as well as a smoother ride.
No personal experience with these springs though?
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Re: 99-00 Si Suspension?
you can get aftermarket lowering springs that do not ride stiff like more expensive sportier coil over setups might.
Tein i know sales a set of springs that they advertise as being for a lowered appearance as well as a smoother ride.
No personal experience with these springs though?
Tein i know sales a set of springs that they advertise as being for a lowered appearance as well as a smoother ride.
No personal experience with these springs though?
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Re: 99-00 Si Suspension?
If your looking for mild lowering with a still comfy ride I would without a doubt get some Tien s-techs. They feels almost oem and close up the fender gap some too!
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Re: 99-00 Si Suspension?
I agree..but if you do decide to put the si suspensions i would suggest you to do the rear disc conversion while your at it..that would give the car some more value.
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Re: 99-00 Si Suspension?
Don't do Si suspension, you'll be wasting your time. Pick up some decent lowering springs and get some decent shocks like Tokico Illuminas (whites). You'll get a mild drop and better dampening than stock. You might think about picking up some sway bars, the 96-00 hatches didn't come with them at all
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