Lowering of my 97 civic coupe
02-28-2010, 02:19 PM
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Lowering of my 97 civic coupe
Hey Guys,
I was planning on lowering my civic 2.0 in the front and 1.65 in the rear. I was wondering if there will be any need of chamber kits or anything such like that, other then a well done alignment. will my stock ball joints, tie rod ends and all handle that drop?
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I was planning on lowering my civic 2.0 in the front and 1.65 in the rear. I was wondering if there will be any need of chamber kits or anything such like that, other then a well done alignment. will my stock ball joints, tie rod ends and all handle that drop?
Thanks
02-28-2010, 04:40 PM
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Re: Lowering of my 97 civic coupe
Hey Guys,
I was planning on lowering my civic 2.0 in the front and 1.65 in the rear. I was wondering if there will be any need of chamber kits or anything such like that, other then a well done alignment. will my stock ball joints, tie rod ends and all handle that drop?
Thanks
I was planning on lowering my civic 2.0 in the front and 1.65 in the rear. I was wondering if there will be any need of chamber kits or anything such like that, other then a well done alignment. will my stock ball joints, tie rod ends and all handle that drop?
Thanks
02-28-2010, 04:47 PM
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get a alingment and you will be just fine, unless, you dont want camber, then you will need a camber kit up front, and one in rear or you can do the washer trick..
and you dont need to bump your thread 3 times in a hour.
defiancy your eg is lowerd 11 inches? i call bull ****. need pics
and you dont need to bump your thread 3 times in a hour.
defiancy your eg is lowerd 11 inches? i call bull ****. need pics
02-28-2010, 05:15 PM
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Re: Lowering of my 97 civic coupe
You don't need a camber kit and everything will be fine with that moderate drop. Just be sure to get an alignment done afterwards.
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Re: Lowering of my 97 civic coupe
get a alingment and you will be just fine, unless, you dont want camber, then you will need a camber kit up front, and one in rear or you can do the washer trick..
and you dont need to bump your thread 3 times in a hour.
defiancy your eg is lowerd 11 inches? i call bull ****. need pics
and you dont need to bump your thread 3 times in a hour.
defiancy your eg is lowerd 11 inches? i call bull ****. need pics
I think he meant "1 1/2 (1.5)" inches. It's a typo.
03-01-2010, 11:21 AM
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thats not a pretty "wicked drop" as he says i hope thats what meant, theres no way in hell anyone is getting a honda that low, it would literly be on the ground.
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