Honda-Tech - Honda Forum Discussion - *** [FAQ] Honda-Tech.com Suspension Forum Rules and Resources ***

Guidelines for creating topics in the Suspension forum:

1. Respect the Honda-Tech.com Terms of Service.
2. Threads must contain at least some technical content, or have the potential to generate technical discussion. Off-topic threads belong in the General Discussion and Debate section.
3. No FS/WTB threads or posts. This is not the classifieds. Those topics belong in the Honda-Tech Marketplace.
4. No advertising or spamming.
5. No picture threads. This is not the Appearance/Cosmetic forum. If there is no technical information to accompany your pictures, then don't post here.
6. No bumping or post whoring. If your topic isn't generating responses, then rephrase the question and include more information rather than simply posting a useless "bump." Post whoring will be dealt with accordingly.
7. No cursing in thread titles.
8. No excessive cursing or offensive content in posts. This includes adding new choices to open polls. Be mature and communicate at your education level. This is a suspension discussion forum, not a seaport.
9. No personal attacks on other members. Be civil and respectful. If you want to flame, do it in someone else's forum because I won't tolerate it here.
10. Repeat offenders will have points docked.

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Tips for having your questions answered quickly and thoroughly:

1. Remember to include any information relevant to your question - e.g., the vehicle you are working with (year, make, model, doors, trim level), your budget, the purpose for which you use your car, and/or your motivation for modification.

2. More background information almost always helps. For example: What suspension products have you had experience with in the past? If you're having a problem, when does it occur and what symptoms are evident?

3. If you're having a problem with your car, try to at least check it out for yourself first. Since we cannot look at your vehicle in person, you have to inspect it for anything that looks unusual and report it back.

4. Posts should be written in English with a reasonable attempt at proper spelling and grammar. This is not your text messaging service. If you refuse to take the time to type out words and form complete thoughts and sentences, then don't be surprised if you get more replies criticizing your writing skills than helping with your question. I will not pity you.

5. Use the search function before asking any question. It is easy to use, thorough, and powerful. Here are some examples of topics that have been asked and answered here countless times:

- reputable suspension product brands
- rear disc brake conversions
- suggested spring rates
- sway bar mounting
- coilovers vs. lowering springs
- compatible suspension parts among models