for all yoo EP3 owners out there with after market suspension.
what suspension are yoo guys running?
thanx alot

 

Mugen and Tein Basic are fairly cheap ($1K or under), ep3 specific options that seem pretty popular, if you're going the full coilover route.

Most people are just buying springs, but there aren't any aftermarket shocks out yet that are designed for the car, so keep that in mind.

Several others have Tein Flex, KW V2s. I don't know if I've heard of anyone complaining about full coilovers that they've purchased for the Si, although I have heard complaints about just springs (mainly because they can blow the stock shocks).

If you read back a few pages, you'll probably find a few threads on suspenion recommendations/reviews.

 

what exactly are you looking for? There are so many options, it all depends on what your going to do with your car and how much your want to spend.

Most people are just on lowering springs with stock shock because springs are cheap. Besides getting Koni inserts, there is no aftermarket company making shocks right now(still waiting on KYB and Tociko).

Springs- $150-$300
Full Coilover- $900-$3000+

hth

edit:
andy beat me to it

 

i'm using tanabe df210's at the moment. ok ride. lowers 2.5 rear 2.0 front stock shocks. i'd go the tein flex way. good quality, bang for the buck. can't wait to get mine.

 

Stock Suspension and loving it so far.

 

progress springs and sways. good ****! but the rear sway will hit all exhausts but the magnaflow inlcuding the stock.

 

eibach sportline springs, progress sways, neuspeed stb's, and -2° camber in the front and rear... car handles great!!! looking for dampers though... may have to settle for koni's and cutting the front struts.

 

tein s tech springs with stock shocks.
rides good so far

 

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rides good so far</TD></TR></TABLE>

me too

 

Mugen Sport Suspension! In stock too

-Victor

 

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It might help if you tell us what it is that you intend to do w/the car that makes changing the suspension something you want to do.

My EP is a daily commuter. I have the Mugen Sport Suspension and Type S swaybars front and rear. All I can say is that for my purpose, it's great.

 

im using Tein SS and loving it!!!

 

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You got to be kidding me!I rode in my friends for the first time last month and it handles slightly better then my brothers covertible mustang.

 

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It might help if you tell us what it is that you intend to do w/the car that makes changing the suspension something you want to do.

My EP is a daily commuter. I have the Mugen Sport Suspension and Type S swaybars front and rear. All I can say is that for my purpose, it's great. </TD></TR></TABLE>

sorry. the car is for daily driving and i sometimes hit the drags strips about 1 or 2 times a month whenever i get the chance.