SOLD OUT

 

very popular pick by s2000 owners! any here?

 

Just bought a set Good price.

 

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Your words don't mean **** unless you can prove it either.

BTW how much do these drop on an integra?

 

Well okay then it's time to take the pictures down Evasive; get your own! But I still wanna know how much the springs drop an integra

 

I took these pictures thank you very much. Use your own pictures!

 

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we've taken them down. sorry about that we were kind of impatient and wanted to post the deal, so we just went around the net looking for pics. we'll shoot our own tomorrow.

 

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35mm in the front, and 45 mm in the rear for 94-01 Integras
40mm in the front, and 30 mm in the rear for 90-93 Integras

50mm in the front, and 50 mm in the rear for 92-00 Civics

Let us know if you have any other questions. thanks

 

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we've taken them down. sorry about that we were kind of impatient and wanted to post the deal, so we just went around the net looking for pics. we'll shoot our own tomorrow. </TD></TR></TABLE>

Thank you.....

 

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35mm in the front, and 45 mm in the rear for 94-01 Integras
40mm in the front, and 30 mm in the rear for 90-93 Integras

50mm in the front, and 50 mm in the rear for 92-00 Civics

Let us know if you have any other questions. thanks
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just some questions from the 'picture' of the spring.. there are no dead coils?.. also, it 'looks' like it's a single rate spring and not progressive?.. got rates?

 

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'looks' like it's a single rate spring and not progressive?.. got rates?</TD></TR></TABLE>

 

the spring rates can be found here:

http://www.espelir.co.jp

if you need help reading/finding a specific spring rate, let us know.

In regards to being progressive, most of them are, depends on the application, please pm us if interested. thanks guys

 

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do they work well with stock shocks ? how much do they lower ? and any pics of Spa Yellow with stock wheels ?

thanks
greg

 

Got my springs yesterday, they came in 1 day after they where shipped! Awesome!

I believe they lower 1.3" on S2000's. You'll have to replace your stock shocks in about a year or so depending on your driving conditions.

 

somebody's car off a s2k forum with espelir springs.

 

are these lower than the eibach pro kit for a 00 prelude??

 

a few ?s......
1. since these are designed for the SiR JDM accord (94-96), will the car sit evenly, as that car came w/ the heavier H22 engine
2.does this drop usually require a camber kit on 15'' wheels?
3. how did u get MACKIN IND. to let u sell them (theyve been reluctent to sell them in teh US, and their the only official US distributor)

pm me back if u can

 

1. Yes, it'll still sit evenly. If you want to get that technical, there are many other factors besides engine weight that will affect the springs, such as weight of the driver, passengers, etc. In either case, these are good springs.
2. You won't 'require' a camber kit, but when lowering your car, you will probably encounter some negative camber, but if they're installed correctly, you will have minimal camber problems.
3. Because we're nice guys

 

Just lowered my baby with Espelir springs:



More pictures here:

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=777498

 

wow looks great. thanks again for your order

 

Whats the drop for a 2000 Accord 2dr 4cy? $190 shipped to my house does look nice.

 

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looking at about 1.3" drop

 

Civic with Espilir springs.

 

nice! ttt

 

bump this ish. s2000 owners, you want these!!!