civictypenos

looking for ride comfort and not really alot of stiffness.

here are a few that ive come across and would like opinions on if you know about them any:

maxspeed-
nuspeed-
h&r-
dropzone-

thanx for any help

vtecvoodoo

I have a brand new set of h&r`s for sale..$130.

Evs-One

Eibach..hands down.

But since H&R is 1 mile from my house....I say them too

Odiedogcx

maxspeed .... NO
dropzone .... NO
Neuspeed .... quality spring
H&R ... FUGGIN AWESOME. I had the sports on my 93 hatch and i loved them.
Eibach ... good also, but have heard of sagging issues with them.

righteyeblind

H&R

ki3t

Eibachs are the best IMO.

Filliam H. Muffman

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Odiedogcx &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">maxspeed .... NO
dropzone .... NO
Neuspeed .... quality spring
H&R ... FUGGIN AWESOME. I had the sports on my 93 hatch and i loved them.
Eibach ... good also, but have heard of sagging issues with them.</TD></TR></TABLE>

eibachs sagging? i doubt that

vtecvoodoo

Eibachs do not sag. They have a million mile warranty. Out of all the springs listed, Eibach is the only one that actually makes their own springs. There is a reason why Eibach is on EVERY Nascar and WRC Car.

MaRkO

Eibach ERS

civictypenos

also remember,im not looking for handling as much as i am to keep a comfortable ride,this is for a daily driver.i dont want stiff springs,but i dont want shitty bouncy ones either.

so its down to :

h&r-
nuespeed-
eibach-

vtecvoodoo

eibach.

VX

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Eibach ERS Springs = Choose a spring-rate/length to suite you.

civictypenos

are the eibach sportlines very stiff compared to the pro-kit?

Jacob00527

Id go with H&R...
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func-tion

Im looking for a similar spring. Slight drop/maintians ride comfort/doesnt need aftermarket shocks.
If you havent come accross it yet check out my post alot of people have replied. but its slowly getting twisted and ruined. https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=675118

EG TYPE-R

for a small drop and good ride id go with the eibach prokit.

civictypenos

well,the prokit is only a 1.2 inch drop,im really looking for closer to 1.5 or 1.8,the h&r's are 1.5 and the sportline kits from eibach are 1.8.

how do the eibach sportlines ride?

civic duty

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slammed_93_hatch

eibachs are the **** period.

as far as youre queston, personally i would go with a set of sleved coil over like ground control. You can set youre height to any thing from 0-4, and they handle decent with normal spring rates and they ride great escpescailly if you only drop the **** 2 inchs

civictypenos

do ground controls ride comfortable?as nice as a full spring?

Navid OG

H&R sports are nice..... i had them for a while and the ride was nice

1dopeazn7o2

ground controls are mde from eibach, they are the same purpose as the sportline, much cheaper, too.

deepnite

there s a shitload of sprinds out there..my choice are the JDM Eibach s, the Tein s

just depend s alot on the drop u want too..the sportlines will get u down about 1.8"..but there s springs out their that ll get u lower but still give u a decent ride

check out the http://www.modacar.com site ..good selection of springs..prices are decent too

skamal

it's always been Eibach for me

civictypenos

i found s techs for $170 shipped,they are a 1.5 inch drop.anyone ever rode on these,are they comfortable?