Squatting hatch
My 92 hatch looks to be squatting in the back. My guess was that the front is the stock height and the back springs have just worn lower or something. I thought I might just buy lowering springs to fix the problem but wasn't sure if that would do it. Has anyone else had this problem or know how to solve it? Thanks.
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no way dude keep them under 16 s it aint no monte carlo keep it low. i would just pay the 400 bones and get tokico blues and springs. not the best stuff but who cares works really well on my car and i dont have the ***** to push this suspention to its limits.
Just the lowering springs which go down about 2 inches as well but I'm not really worried about adjusting it. As long as I loose the lift I'm all set. Thanks
buying shocks? would advise. dont throw your money away and mess up the springs cuz your shocks might be shot. and i would have somone adjust the springs so you get the correct wieght distubution to each wheel. makes all the diffrence trust me.
I paid less than $100 for mine off of a JDM ITR with 47k on the odometer, I was there when they got taken off the car.
But they can normally be had for around $200-$250 shipped.
But they can normally be had for around $200-$250 shipped.
Nah, they aren't to rare to find suspension parts for, even ebay has some. My personal preference is that the JDM ITR 23mm rear sway is too big for DD street driving, so I went with the USDM ITR 22mm rear sway with ASR rear subframe brace due to the size of the rear bar.
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yecora
Honda Civic / Del Sol (1992 - 2000)
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May 2, 2006 12:14 PM




how many inches lower is it? I was looking at some skunk2's for a similar appearance
