Anybody running this setup? good/bad?

 

I had Eibach Prokits with Bilstein HD's on my old 94 Civic Si hatch and I loved the height and ride. The drop wasn't too big and the ride felt like stock. I guess it depends on what you're looking for.

 

I had Bilstein HD's with the prokit for about a year. Very nice ride and a nice mild drop. It rode very smooth. But I went with a Bilstein/Ground Control setup because the drop wasn't low enough for me.

 

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Did you have any trouble in the winter on very broken roads?

 

i had the Bilstein HD's on my 96 accord coupe with eibach sportlines..the drop looked weird casue it was lower in the back than the front which i didnt like at all..plus it wasnt low enough for me...i would go the with H&R sports for a more even ride and even the race..if u have doe go with the GC's..oh yeah i got my Bilsteins on sale at car-parts.com for under $400 with a coupon code..

 

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Did you have any trouble in the winter on very broken roads?</TD></TR></TABLE>

Well the winters here in NYC aren't that great either as you can imagine and I really didn't have any problems with the setup. The Eibach Prokits are listed as a 1.3" drop which I think settled is around 1.5" so the drop was subtle and not too low. I mainly went with this setup because I wanted more of a comfortable ride for a daily driver. I previously had Tanabe Superdown Precedeo 2" drop springs with Tokico Illuminas on the hatch and the ride difference between the two setups was like night and day.

 

Kewl. Maybe I'll go with the Pro-Kits after all (assuming they don't turn my car into a snow plow ).