fcuked

I was told that with sportlines the rear of the car hangs lower, is that true? My friend wants to pick up a used set of sportlines for cheap, but is concerned with having an uneven drop all around. It's going on a 2000 SiR

SiR831

That is very true. Alot of peeps end up cutting some coils in the front to compensate.

brcivic411

not only does the rear sit lower, but the driver side sits lower than the passenger side.

doesn't look bad enough to CUT the springs though. Get some ground controls if you really want even spacing

fcuked

thanks a lot guys. He basically gave me cash and wants me to get the springs and install them for him. Usually when i do installs i already have the stuff, i don't want to end up disappointing him with a shitty looking drop.

NINE TRE

yes yes yes.. my friend's teg had his front end higher than his rear... i would go for h&r...

Tony Starks

Glad I didn't get Eibachs. I just ordered some Neuspeeds. Anybody hear anything bad/good about those?

fcuked

H&R sport give a pretty even drop, i have them on my civic right now...ride is almost like stock, just a bit stiffer, pretty good for a daily driver if you ask me.

NINE TRE

i need springs for my koni's...thinkn of h&r... what is the drop? heard it was 1.5-1.8?

baldylox

here is my car with Sportlines and KYB's. hope it helps a little



[Modified by baldylox, 12:22 PM 3/6/2003]

smnowell

::cough:: Altezza's ::cough:: And yes, I have heard of a few cases (including my friends integra when he used to have sportlines) that the rear appears to be lower than the front. The drop itself, I believe, is even but the way the fenders are cut, the front appears to be higher. Also, my friend did not like his Sportlines. He said the stock springs felt better through turns than the sportlines...and the drop wasn't even enough to make them worth buying.

Mocky57

keep this post going, i'm debating on springs as well.
nice rims on the si. the drop looks ok from the picture.

@irborne

neuspeed sports are very nice; do not sags like eibach's

Turbo_EK

i have problems with eibach saggy. The best springs still to this day is neuspeed/H&R.
worst springs i've ever used were intraXX & tenzo


[Modified by Turbo_EK, 7:46 PM 3/6/2003]

AmericanNightmare

i like my sportlines... the diffrence is not that much. and my drivers side does NOT sit lower than my passenger side. sorry about how dirty my car is i just snapped some pics real quick for you. Oh yeah just to let you know im running 2 10" subs in a pretty heavy box in the trunk and my spare so that adds a little wieght to the rear.





[Modified by AmericanNightmare, 8:43 PM 3/6/2003]


[Modified by AmericanNightmare, 8:44 PM 3/6/2003]

u2civic1

maybe you should get h& r fronts and sportline backs for a even drop lol

sombasol

Anyone heard of this problem with pro-kits? I was just about to buy them but thought I'd better ask this first. How about RS*R black (down springs not race) has anybody used them or know if they're even.

Tomek

Here's mine on sportlines and my old 17's....had em for almost three years no complaints here.


[Modified by AztecEJ, 3:20 PM 3/6/2003]

98EJ

I have pro kits on my car and the drop is even. They don't lower the car very much (1.3 inches or so). I have had them almost a year with no problems. Over all they are good springs.


[Modified by 98EJ, 9:24 PM 3/6/2003]

UtahRockabilly

Had my sportlines and tokicos for over 4 years a 1.8 drop and looks uniform all around never had any problems I love em

isotopesope

the h&r sports have a 1.75 inch drop in the front and 1.5 in the back. i set my rear neuspeed/koni yellows perch lower one slot to reduce the rake some, but may move the rears to the lowest slot. i love these springs though. good for daily driving and seem fine so far at track events and autox.

NINE TRE

cool thanks dude, ride looks nice...
yea the main concern to me was autox, took it out stock to see extactly what i needed.. and man DO I NEED SUSP>! so since i only can afford koni's im gonna go with them with h&r's...