S2k stock suspension
Hi guys,
I'm interested in purchasing stock shocks for my '00 S2k, I want to keep it as stock as possible(I like factory ride/performance compromise). Can you guys give me suggestions of websites were I can buy them?
I'm interested in purchasing stock shocks for my '00 S2k, I want to keep it as stock as possible(I like factory ride/performance compromise). Can you guys give me suggestions of websites were I can buy them?
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I would consider buying them used but there is no way U can tell how much use/abuse they have..... so its pretty much a uneducated buy...... any other suggestions?
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Buy them used...they'll be fine. Just look over the auction well. There are plenty of auto recycler sites that sell parts with a warranty.
you have to break the shock nut on the s2k struts and run the civic bolt with a nut, washer and lock washer on the other side. i have mine with skunk 2 rsx coils on civic coilver sleeves.
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Well it all depends on what spring rate your particular coilovers came with. I think that usually the rates for the RSX and earlier civics are similar.
I used to have RSX/01+ Civic sleeve overs on my 99 hatch. The rates were like 250/350 IIRC...or was it 350/450. Either way...around the same rate as a lot of sleeve overs for earlier civics.
I used to have RSX/01+ Civic sleeve overs on my 99 hatch. The rates were like 250/350 IIRC...or was it 350/450. Either way...around the same rate as a lot of sleeve overs for earlier civics.
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