H22 civic lowering spring question
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H22 civic lowering spring question
I am putting a h22a in my 95 honda civic VX and going to have an integra suspension, what inch drop should i get on lowering springs wiht kyb gr2 struts? I wanted to know because of the weight of the h22. I dont want it to be too low so that i dont drag the oil pan off, would like the car to sit right above the tires maybe tucking a little bit, gonna be putting on 15 inch rotas as well
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Re: H22 civic lowering spring question
the h isnt that much heavier than the stock motor.. its the placement of the motor in the bay that affects your handling. I would get some adjustable coil overs, with custom spring rates.. ( example: ground control); as for your shocks.. gr2's are oem replacements eventually on lowering springs they will blow.
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Re: H22 civic lowering spring question
its gonna be my dd, i really dont wanna spend a load on coilovers when im not slamming the car, i see no point in it, i just want to be a bit lower, i dont want my oil pan to get messed up, i know the struts/springs will not help the handling because of the h22, i was referring to the fact the h22 is so low to the ground
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Re: H22 civic lowering spring question
My friend has Progress Technology H-series Swap springs on his car (can't remember if he has adjustable KYB or Tokico shocks though). It's a nice ride, and doesn't lower it too much. It handles better than my stock CX (before my suspension went bad).
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Re: H22 civic lowering spring question
thanks for letting me know about these i think ima get them
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Re: H22 civic lowering spring question
Just in case you decide to spend a bit more, you might wanna consider progress CS II coilovers. I recently installed them on my H22 93 CX, and it handles quite nice while handling bumps nicely. A little stiffer than stock, but pretty comfortable, and way better than some of other affordable ones I've seen.
Hondamarketplace has them for $580 shipped, I think.
You can find them a bit cheaper though. I got my set from robear racing for $500+shipping.
Hondamarketplace has them for $580 shipped, I think.
You can find them a bit cheaper though. I got my set from robear racing for $500+shipping.
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Re: H22 civic lowering spring question
Just in case you decide to spend a bit more, you might wanna consider progress CS II coilovers. I recently installed them on my H22 93 CX, and it handles quite nice while handling bumps nicely. A little stiffer than stock, but pretty comfortable, and way better than some of other affordable ones I've seen.
Hondamarketplace has them for $580 shipped, I think.
You can find them a bit cheaper though. I got my set from robear racing for $500+shipping.
Hondamarketplace has them for $580 shipped, I think.
You can find them a bit cheaper though. I got my set from robear racing for $500+shipping.
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