i just ordered a set of tokico hp's(blues) and i have a pair of eibach prokits w/a 1 1/4 drop i am putting on the montegi ff6 wheel w/205/45/16 all of this is going to be on my 4dr 95 eg sedan i also have one question to put the springs on the shock should i actualy take that somewhere tohave that done or am i capable of doing that myself?????like i said be honest about my setup let me know
THANKS

 

Your more than likely capable of doing it yourself if you have a jack and stands.

 

decent setup. its pretty straight forward if you have the tools or friends that are willing to help, but if you're not mechanically incline and dont have the right tools, search is your friend and read them carefully. we dont want to see a next topic that reads "help i just been boinked by the springs"

 

i heard about that my friend spring compressor broke and the spring shot off and dented the **** out of his moms car and f'ed the paint pretty damn bad that is what i want to evoid
THANKS FOR THE IMPUT PLEASE KEEP IT COMING THANKS AGAIN

 

if the shock and spring combination go together like they did on my eclipse the setup will ride pretty nice but the shocks will feel a bit underdampened. *

*again, I'm refering to the Pro-kit/Tokico Blue setup on my 98 Eclipse not a honda civic.

edit: oh yea, it'll be easy to do... it's very straightforward if you have the right tools aorund.

 

No spring compressor needed, just loosen the nut on your OEM stuff and when it is close, shoot it into a 5 gallon bucket

 

i was just passing on a story