It's time for a replacement...
Rolling in a 98 Civic 4dr...
dropped with some DropZone Coilovers and KYB AGX... it's been over 5 years and about 90k miles on them... The drop on it is just low enough to clear the wheel gap
This is has become my daily driver once again.. and I need something that is some what stiff but yet comfortable. I pretty much ride solo when I'm driving, but everyonce in a while I'll have a passenger. But when I do, I get some rubbing issues when I make turns.
I love to feel the rode but I want something that still stiff but still very comfortable for me and even a passenger...(I've sat shotgun and in the back seat of my car when someone else was driving and it sucks... way too bouncy, but for the driver it's fine)
So many options out now... but it's hard to decide.. my price range is about 700max...
*** another issue is that I have front mud guards that only give me about an inch of ground clearence if that...I don't want to take them off because of the suspension
what to do fellow members
dropped with some DropZone Coilovers and KYB AGX... it's been over 5 years and about 90k miles on them... The drop on it is just low enough to clear the wheel gap
This is has become my daily driver once again.. and I need something that is some what stiff but yet comfortable. I pretty much ride solo when I'm driving, but everyonce in a while I'll have a passenger. But when I do, I get some rubbing issues when I make turns.
I love to feel the rode but I want something that still stiff but still very comfortable for me and even a passenger...(I've sat shotgun and in the back seat of my car when someone else was driving and it sucks... way too bouncy, but for the driver it's fine)
So many options out now... but it's hard to decide.. my price range is about 700max...
*** another issue is that I have front mud guards that only give me about an inch of ground clearence if that...I don't want to take them off because of the suspension
what to do fellow members
I can almost guarantee you'd love the H&R sports. they lower the civics slightly more than they claim. You'll have about a 2 finger gap. They have a really nice, firm and controlled ride, without harshness and handle very well. Pair these with some illuminas. Everyone has their preferences, but this will work well for you. Reliability, and some adjustability.
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goldenmustache
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Aug 28, 2009 11:00 AM



