so i took my car 2 the dealership 2 check the popin noise and they said my bump stops are going bad and $600-700 is the price range to get it fixed.

so the ?? is, if i get a new supension kit like buddyclub damper or tein, would that take car of the problem?

 

dont you have your warranty still

 

wasn't there a recall on this, if so to the OP, no cost.

 

http://www.vtec.net/forums/one...94756


a little way down someone uploaded a copy of the serivce bulliten. Even if you are out of your warrenty, they can still do a good faith type of repair.

 

i already hit 39k and they said no warranty, so i waz thinkin i can just buy a better suspension kit and install it myself instead of spending $600-700 on something that already failed me

 

any coilover system will fix the issue

 

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If you are really serious about the suspension mod then go ahead and get new stuff(s). If you are looking to stay a little bit stock I would bitch about getting a good will consideration.

 

well i guess imma get new coilover kit, how long does corsport usually take to ship? i jus ordered my skunk2 exhaust last weekend

 

Soo wait if i print out the honda service thing ..and go and show it too my honda dealership theyl change my front suspension ..?!?!?

 

^at your cost if you are not in warranty.

if you have warranty they should replace it for free if you are noticing this "popping" noise

 

well does Civic Buddy Club N+ Spec Damper come with front bump stops?

 

So wait. Is there a recall on this or not? Because, if there is a recall on anything on your car, Honda is obligated to fix your car, at no cost to you, whether your warranty is over or not.


And...if your car falls under the recall, and they will pay for it, have them install the fix for free. Then, buy the new suspension kit. If you ever want to go back to stock, or sell the car with oem parts, it will already have the fix. Only if it doesn't cost you anything though.