plz tell me anyone!!
ia wondering how can i do all the stuff myself ..
jus getta lower..my si plz tell me steps by steps!!..do i have to buy lower spring or wat? if u plz give me some advices?!!

 

What?

I can't tell if you're trolling or if you're serious.

 

For less then $20 you can cut your springs and get all the beaches. For real doe, aftermarket lowering springs are gonna be the cheapest safe route, next up would be coilovers, most seem to love buddy clubs for these cars for the decent ride and mad lowness they can support.

 

hop on 8th civic.com and check out the DIYs on lowering your car

 

just throw some lowering springs on it. takes an hour or 2 for install and then your lowered!

 

i dont noe if that would be safe to cut spring ?

 

i might buy spring soon bro!!

 

It's not safe, I was being a smart ***.

 

As happy as this will make your wallet it's not worth it; You will never have it evenly cut on all 4 springs. You can damage body integrity, and cause stress where non should be.

Lowering springs however do a nice drop depending on the brand, but will blow your struts over time unless you spend the money to buy aftermarket struts to support your "MOAR LOW".

After all the installing labour hours it will be super costly, unless you have a spring compressor and have some common knowledge on how to work on suspension.

In all honesty, save up a little longer and buy some decent coilovers, (Godspeeds, Buddy Clubs, Skunk2, Megan Etc.) It will be worth it in the long run, and they are definitely easier to install over springs. And they come with adjustable ride heights to your satisfaction.

Do some research, but I guarantee you everywhere you search you will always see the words "COILOVERS" and "BUDDY CLUB"; and it's for a reason.

Happy Hunting!


Ryan

 

If you are in Dallas, stop by the shop and we can do it for you while you wait.

 

Put sandbags in the trunk.

 

honestly if u dont know where to start to lower ure car. i would send it to a shop. cause if u decide to take the springs out and dont do it the proper way with a spring compressor or a tool that acts as one ure gonna end up hurting yourself or putting a hole thru ure windshield lol.. be careful

 

Your also going to need a rear camber kit too or else you'll be replacing your tires, a lot more than you need to.

 

Raceland has one piece coilovers u can buy for around 400 if ur not looking to spend to much

 

f*ck that, put mud terrain tires on it and hit v-tech!!!

 

THe racelands are a great deal but I have zero experience with them. BCs are great. I have put two sets on and the customers are loving them. I also put on a few HFP kits which is barely lower but oem quality.I agree with the above post. If you are asking just take it to a shop and have them do it. Much safer.