should i go 1.75"F /1.5"B or 2.25" F/2.0"B on a 96 civic ex coupe i will be getting some 16"gt3 soon

 

It all depends on your preference, what your plans are for the car, what your local roads are like, or other possible obstacles you may have to deal with on a lowered car, etc. etc.

No one here can tell you what's best for you.

 

I vote 1.75"F /1.5"B.

Typically, the lower you go, the rougher the ride.

 

well the roads are ok free ways suck thow performance is stock for now i will be building a b20 so i want to be able to feel the power and handle great . shocks im going kyb adj. and neuspeed spring will i be able to get what i want

 

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With incredibly vague goals like that, you'd be satisfied with anything.

 

i have kyb agx w/ H&R springs, lowered about 2.00" all around, w/ 16inches rims, no rubbing issues.

 

oh, my car is 97 civic coupe

 

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i put a set of 16inch slips with 205/40 tires on my ej8 and i was rubbing like crazy. I was dropped roughly 2.0-2.5inchs all around. I didn't like the way the car responded at all with those size rims on. My y8 is slow enough as it is haha...

 

Looks like you are debating on the H&R Sports or Race. The Sports are not as harsh and do not drop as low as the Race.