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Old 06-25-2003, 12:14 AM
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Trouble deciding

well i want to redo my suspension. i have neuspeed race springs on there now and the damn thing is just too low. i hit everything when i drive. i am going to get all new strutsand shocks as well and the bushing kit. but my question is what are some good springs that wont give me such a drastic drop? i am looking for a 1 or 1.5 inch drop. let me know what you guys think.
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Old 06-25-2003, 12:16 AM
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eibach prokit is a small drop.
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H&R sport springs are what i use... they are real nice !
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hmmm, i got like a 5 inch drop on my civic and i can drive it, but then again i can also lift it like 3 in. higher than stock height with a hit of a switch
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H&R sport springs are what i use... they are real nice !
do you use a camber kit with them?
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apex springs and kyb gr-2's gave me a nice drop, only 1.8 inches (180 mm) looks decent, think i need a camber kit tho
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i would say the eibach kit with some kyb or koni shocks should be good for you
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I say keep it low!
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I don't have a camber kit with my car, I does not NEED it but would benefit from it. I have had it at this height for almost 3 years now with no probs.
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im thinking im going with eibach prokit, and kyb agx's.......



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Oh and get some big rims...that should raise it up a bit
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