I was just curious what are the spring rates for the Sportlines for a 99civic coupe..
Thanks in advance..

 

anyone??
TTT

 

Eibach Sportline - 310F/275R

though i've heard 320F/270R as well.

 

Those numbers are too high for a Civic. According to Eibach: Sportlines are about 225 front and 125 rear. Prokits are slightly higher at 240 front and 139 rear. I was (a little) surprised to find that the Prokits are actually higher.

 

hmm...gotta check my notes again.... errr

 

Well, this is some info I have for G2 Tegs!!
Spring Information for the 1990-1993 Integra from Various Manufacturers

SPRING DROP
(Front/Rear, in INCHES) SPRING RATES
(Front/Rear, in POUNDS PER INCH)
(stock) --/-- 263/143
Eibach Pro-Kit 1.40/1.00 457/171-257
Eibach Sportline 1.80/1.50 457/171-257
H&R OE 0.75/0.75 315/170
H&R Sport 1.80/1.80 340/186
H&R Race 2.25/2.00 400/285
Neuspeed SofSport 0.75/0.75 340/230
Neuspeed Sport 1.80/1.80 340/230
Neuspeed Race 2.00/2.00 500/450
Suspension Techniques 1.00/1.00 354/149-180
Suspension Techniques Speedtech 2.00/1.80 425/215

© B17A.COM 2001
http://www.b17a.com/store/spring_info.htm

 

Thanks for the replies..
The reason im askin is b/c I currently have ITR springs and i have heard that the rates on these are 250F/250R...
the ride is nice,, but i want my car lower.. and i heard that sportlines provide a substantial drop while maintaining daily driven quality,....
You guys reccomend??
I wont be doin any track or autox just regular cruising....
Thnks again

 

Pro-Kit are great for cruising around.