I have a 97 civic ex coupe first of all...

Anyways, I want a 2" drop all around, so I dont have to get a camber kit, and I want a decent ride, but I want good handling, I just dont want my fillings shaking out everytime i go over some railroad tracks.

What springs would you recommend, and if you have a pic of the drop they give, please post it.

Thanks!!

 

i would go for some h and r race springs or some neuspeed race springs. both give around 2-2.5 drop, a little on the stiff side though.

 

eibach Ground Control coilovers on KYB AGX's or GR2's (very affordable) and very nice setup

 

Do you still have stock shocks?

Also, with a drop of 2", you should get camber kits..

 

I will be getting KYB AGX shocks.

About how much will a camber kit cost, and why couldnt a good alignment take care of that.

I am still kinda new to the game, so I dont know a lot about suspension stuff.

 

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I have the KYBs and I like them alot.

 

just take the dudes word for it..anything with a drop of 1 3/4 "..ur going to need a camber kits or ur going down the hiway s like this / \ ..a little neg. camber will be present with any drop..but 2 in. will be too much

 

H&R Sport Springs
1.75" drop in the front 1.5" in the back, and you will still need a camber kit if you want your tires to wear properly.

Check out this info on spring rates too......
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=512001


Modified by RyanCivic2000 at 1:22 AM 5/27/2003

 

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I had a 2" drop and it only had 1 deg. of camber all the way around. I now have a 3" drop and have no problem with camber wear on my tires.

 

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i have them on tokico 5 ways.

 

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H&R Sport Springs
1.5" drop in the front 1.25" in the back, and you will still need a camber kit if you want your tires to wear properly.

Check out this info on spring rates too......
https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=512001</TD></TR></TABLE>

Correction, its 1.75 front and 1.50 back. Rear washer mod in the back and a good alignment, and no camber kit is needed. But each car is different.

 

Woops, you're right. It's 1.75 F, 1.5 R. I am tired, brain isn't functioning properly.

 

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Jdm kg/mm gold springs. look and feel good