What setup would you recommend?
I'm in the market for a new setup on my em1. I'd like a small gap(def not tucked)and not too rough of a ride. Street driver only. I was thinkin illuminas or yellows on H&R sport springs, skunk2 lowering springs, or eibach pro kit springs. I'm wanting to spend $600ish. Anyone have any input?
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it'll handle decently(from what people have told me anyways). it drops a decent amount, you won't be slammed, but it CAN be moderately low depending on where you set the perch. still very driveable though. i'd definately do it if you're looking for moderate drop and handling.
on Skunk2's garage sale page...
They have some overstocked/pre produciton 88-00 Civic sleeves for $100 new
I picked up mine yesterday.
They ride fine, especialy if you upgrade your shocks to help with the 447/335 spring rate.
But if your in the mood for saving cash, I'd call them and see if they still got em. Ask for "GS036" when you call sales.
They have some overstocked/pre produciton 88-00 Civic sleeves for $100 new
I picked up mine yesterday.
They ride fine, especialy if you upgrade your shocks to help with the 447/335 spring rate.
But if your in the mood for saving cash, I'd call them and see if they still got em. Ask for "GS036" when you call sales.
on Skunk2's garage sale page...
They have some overstocked/pre produciton 88-00 Civic sleeves for $100 new
I picked up mine yesterday.
They ride fine, especialy if you upgrade your shocks to help with the 447/335 spring rate.
But if your in the mood for saving cash, I'd call them and see if they still got em. Ask for "GS036" when you call sales.
They have some overstocked/pre produciton 88-00 Civic sleeves for $100 new
I picked up mine yesterday.
They ride fine, especialy if you upgrade your shocks to help with the 447/335 spring rate.
But if your in the mood for saving cash, I'd call them and see if they still got em. Ask for "GS036" when you call sales.
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