Time to get new springs::==>POLL INSIDE<==::
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Time to get new springs::==>POLL INSIDE<==::
Hey whats up guys. The time to get new springs for my koni yellows is approaching. I am still undecided about what i should get.
I have a 2000 civic ex, I don't need these for autocrossing, just a lot of driving back and forth to school and home.
IF i had to pick right now, i would go with the teins. I appreciate your info and experiences with this selection.
Thank You!
I have a 2000 civic ex, I don't need these for autocrossing, just a lot of driving back and forth to school and home.
IF i had to pick right now, i would go with the teins. I appreciate your info and experiences with this selection.
Thank You!
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Re: Time to get new springs::==>POLL INSIDE<==:: (DRAG_ZERYONsi)
TEIN s-tech springs teamed up with some atermarket shocks = good ride. Plus you won't have any major camber wear problems since the drop is subtle but looks sexy.
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Re: Time to get new springs::==>POLL INSIDE<==:: (Tony Starks)
neuspeed.
1.5 front and 1.75 back.
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Re: Time to get new springs::==>POLL INSIDE<==:: (Spade)
The pro kits ride very nice for daily driving, but the drop isn't to spectacular. You will need a camber kit or constant tire rotation without the kit for all those springs except the pro kit.
Neuspeed sport or H&R would be my pic.
Neuspeed sport or H&R would be my pic.
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Re: Time to get new springs::==>POLL INSIDE<==:: (DRAG_ZERYONsi)
get springs w/sleeves....= coilovers...
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Re: Time to get new springs::==>POLL INSIDE<==:: (purek9hybrid)
TEIN
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Re: Time to get new springs::==>POLL INSIDE<==:: (CptCorN)
TEIN
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Re: Time to get new springs::==>POLL INSIDE<==:: (skamal)
I wouldn't go w/ H&R's, I've got them on my car now, the drop is nice, however their rear spring rates suck, at least for the civic. If you are going to do this I would buy springs from an integra (stiffer rear spring). I'm going to try and sell mine and buy me some Ground Control or Skunk 2 coilover systems w/ custom spring rates.
Scott
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Re: Time to get new springs::==>POLL INSIDE<==:: (SlippylesKB)
So buy the integra h&r's for my hatch?
I wouldn't go w/ H&R's, I've got them on my car now, the drop is nice, however their rear spring rates suck, at least for the civic. If you are going to do this I would buy springs from an integra (stiffer rear spring). I'm going to try and sell mine and buy me some Ground Control or Skunk 2 coilover systems w/ custom spring rates.
Scott
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Re: Time to get new springs::==>POLL INSIDE<==:: (mattcxb18)
I would but that's just me. I haven't even dealt with Tein's or Eibachs, just H&R's I originally bought those just because the drop height was exactly what I wanted.
Scott
Like I said, I'm going to go with GC's or Skunk2's w/ custom rates that way I have the spring rate I want and can raise/lower my car accordingly.
[Modified by SlippylesKB, 11:56 AM 4/8/2003]
Scott
Like I said, I'm going to go with GC's or Skunk2's w/ custom rates that way I have the spring rate I want and can raise/lower my car accordingly.
[Modified by SlippylesKB, 11:56 AM 4/8/2003]