TyStrand

Ok, so here's the deal. I've been shopping for springs for my car (98 white civic ex) for awhile. I don't want to dump my car and I want to try and maintain a good ride. I'm thinking somewhere around 1.5-1.75" drop would be clean and still maintain some function since this is my DD. I wouldn't mind coilovers but they are pretty expensive and I'm not going to ever adjust my height so why? So far, I've been debating on Eibach pro-kit or Tein Dress Up Masters. If anyone has any advice on what springs to buy for the best combo of drop-ride, post up. Thanks in advance!

TyStrand

*Edit, sorry, would a moderator please move this to the appropriate forum. Thanks.

TouringAccord

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sde780

H&R sport springs or Tein S-techs. You can use them with your stock shocks for a good bit before they blow

TyStrand

First, thanks for moving the thread for me.

As far as blowing the stock shocks, aren't some springs/coilovers designed for stock shocks so I really shouldn't have a problem blowing them out should I? I know a few people with nice coilovers on stock shocks who have an amazing ride (ex: GC's on a 00 SI) and have no problem.

TyStrand

*bumpage to the top. Any other info?

sde780

Well yea, H&R springs will drop it by like an inch. So it'll be good with the stock shocks.

Nfire247

yeah, I've got H&R special edition springs (~2 in. drop) and i like them fine, a little soft though, I'll scrub a fender every once in a while, but if you wana smooth ride quality, mine are great!