Briman2021

I have a 97 civic ex coupe first of all...

Anyways, I want a 2" drop all around, so I dont have to get a camber kit, and I want a decent ride, but I want good handling, I just dont want my fillings shaking out everytime i go over some railroad tracks.

What springs would you recommend, and if you have a pic of the drop they give, please post it.

Thanks!!

tominos

i would go for some h and r race springs or some neuspeed race springs. both give around 2-2.5 drop, a little on the stiff side though.

SpoonFedHatch

eibach Ground Control coilovers on KYB AGX's or GR2's (very affordable) and very nice setup

ntrinsik

Do you still have stock shocks?

Also, with a drop of 2", you should get camber kits..

Briman2021

I will be getting KYB AGX shocks.

About how much will a camber kit cost, and why couldnt a good alignment take care of that.

I am still kinda new to the game, so I dont know a lot about suspension stuff.

SikofFalln

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I have the KYBs and I like them alot.

deepnite

just take the dudes word for it..anything with a drop of 1 3/4 "..ur going to need a camber kits or ur going down the hiway s like this / \ ..a little neg. camber will be present with any drop..but 2 in. will be too much

RyanEJ8

H&R Sport Springs
1.75" drop in the front 1.5" in the back, and you will still need a camber kit if you want your tires to wear properly.

Check out this info on spring rates too......
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=512001


Modified by RyanCivic2000 at 1:22 AM 5/27/2003

civic dx

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I had a 2" drop and it only had 1 deg. of camber all the way around. I now have a 3" drop and have no problem with camber wear on my tires.

boostedcivicsir

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i have them on tokico 5 ways.

EddieHatchBlack

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H&R Sport Springs
1.5" drop in the front 1.25" in the back, and you will still need a camber kit if you want your tires to wear properly.

Check out this info on spring rates too......
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=512001</TD></TR></TABLE>

Correction, its 1.75 front and 1.50 back. Rear washer mod in the back and a good alignment, and no camber kit is needed. But each car is different.

RyanEJ8

Woops, you're right. It's 1.75 F, 1.5 R. I am tired, brain isn't functioning properly.

WanTing

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chasingamy

Jdm kg/mm gold springs. look and feel good