tein s-techs, or skunk 2 or what would you recommend? and what drop would be good for a daily driven 95 civic 4 door? i wanna get the tires just about where the top of the tire is at the edge of the fender but wont scrape the ground on bumps

 

are you looking at just springs or a complete coil over set up?

 

just springs, i already know what struts im getting :D

 

ive rode on s2's and there not bad at all for the price, but i haven't had experience with tein's

 

thanks anyone else have any input?

 

anyone?

 

my dad got s techs on his miata diffrent car i know but it lowerd it an inch and they are a little more stiff than stock but he likes them pretty well. i like my h&r springs alot nice and stiff but not too bad. make sure you get shorter bump stops too if your worried about comfort

 

H&R's are very good for 92-95 Civics IMO.

 

sk2 on eg hatch with sport shock and its running great

 

skunk2's will drop your car to the top of the tire with no rubbing problems, s-techs will leave a little wheel gap but will ride damn close to stock

 

H&R race springs are the BEST.

 

h&r race springs your tires will be tucking a decent amount under the fenders 2.5 drop all way around. Nice handling nice product.

 

thanks for the input guys

 

where do u stay? bumpy roads? do u want to feel every bump? do u really want to feel the streets lol. i'd go with teins

 

im in tampa, by the raymond james stadium. im thinking about eibach or teins. just looking for the best deal

 

hollywood fl here.. tampa last time i checked had smooth roads.. both springs are good.

 

lol at the smooth roads. they arn't horrible but they arn't the greatest either

 

I'd go with Tokico or H&R over the brands mentioned, though only out of the brands mentioned I'd go with the Tein - I am NOT fond of skunk2 anything, I don't think their springs would be any better than the rest of the horrible experinces I've seen/had with them.

This is kind of a useless topic, because everybody has their bad and good experiences with different companies. It's basically preference.

 

im thinking about going with the tein s-techs

 

The S-Techs don't drop very low, you ought to think about the H&R Sport springs, they aren't a harsh ride and they drop a good amount (one finger gap). The Teins are about a 2 finger gap.

 

i have tein's on my dd 99 civic and i dont' have any complaints

 

i heard the the h&r's would sag is this true?

 

yes it's all based on preference. s-tech is basically like oem but a bit stiffer and with a 1.5inch drop. h&r gives you a bigger drop with the also good quality. people also consider eibach

i either choose one of the three but teins always appealed to me. i went from a kyb agx's with s-techs up to tein SS coilover setup :D

 

tein.

 

i think that the teins for lowering spings are really good. they handle great aswell. skunk2 are aslo good lowering springs aswell. i was looking at teins my self.