chads

well first off the car is slammed. I have 0 finger gap on all 4 wheels and im running 185-65-14's. The car was just lowerd yesterday I hope it doesnt settle any more.

My car is a 2000 civic si

my question is the box the springs came is said that they are for a 92-95 civic or del sol.

are they the same springs as 96-00?

Edit: 2 quick pics.

chads

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i had some gay 17s that came with the car but they wouldnt even fit so i had to barrow these

looks like ill be in the market for 15s

tuoniz

drop springs on 92-00 honda's are pretty much the same. I used the same type of springs to drop mine.

chads

was your car that low?

do you think my car will settle more?

gftgrill

yes they work. the springs fit 92-00 civics. but I think most major companies make 92-95 different than 96-00 because of the weight difference between the two. and if you have an 99-00 si, as it appears you do then you're putting more weight on those springs.

your drop looks the same as on my 99 ex with sportlines. nothing to worry about as long as the shocks are up for the job.

just call the company that makes the springs and ask them. maybe it is the same spring, just two different part numbers? could be different spring rates though.

chads

3 days after the install and i have stock 2002 civic si rims with 195-60-15s they rub slightly when wheel is turned all the way.

car now is 23 inches from floor to front fender and 24 inches to back fender.

fishnfst

23 inches to the edge of the fender at the wheel well is pretty low. Are these skunk 2 springs or are they the actual adjustable coilovers??? If they are the adjustables just raise them a bit....

chads

nope they are just the springs

23 inches to the top of the arch of the fender.

jeff(s)

damn thats slammed!!!