civic_mike

Hi,

I'm looking at getting a BOMZ coil over kit for my '92 Civic Sedan SI. Do any of you use it / heard anything about them / or are there any downsides to using this kit? ANY HELP WOULD BE GREAT!

View it here

http://www.bomzracing.com/inde...D=586

Thanks in advance

Mike

AzntaggeR

for the price i think they're worth it.

biassj

60 bux, not bad but you get what you pay for. It's probably going to ride like ****.

AzntaggeR

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they're not so bad just as long as you don't dump your car to the ground.

EKFerioHawaii

Spend your $150 on something else, such as a better quality coilover.

Reason I say that because, there is no technical specs concerning
this product (i.e. spring rates, material type). My brother bought
a set like this for his DA, after 2 months his all his springs were
warped and bent.

Do a search here on HT for some very good recommendations.

Do it once.....do it right the "first" time.

john666

I got those springs free.. im on good terms with the bomz warehouse guys.. i like those springs i put them on my neighbors car.. average price for those things are bout 50-60 bucks the ride is pretty good compared to most coilovers ive seen.

boostin4drcivic

if u get the cheap *** coilovers, at least get some VERY good struts to go with them like tokico illuminas or koni yellows. i have skunk2s on tokico blues, but the spring rates arent that bad on the skunk2s. im sure the bomz have some shitty rates that the cheaper tokico struts wont be able to balance out. if u put them on with stock struts tho, be prepared to throw up your lunch every time u ride in your car cuz it will be that bouncy