how low can i go?

[integratool666]

i want to get lower my 96 civic coupe. how low can i go before i need to buy a camber correction kit? i heard i can use my stock shocks with most springs, and will i need struts too? - how are Dropzone springs? - ebay sells them - are they ok? any recomendations?

[GScivic7]

Dropzone = garbage. You can go about 1.75" before you'll need a camber kit, and always get aftermarket shocks when lowering your vehicle. Your factory ones can't handle the extra suspension travel and will blow in no time.

[integratool666]

what brands would you recomend - which are the best for your money?

[GScivic7]

if you are just looking for springs, I highly recommend H&R. The H&R sports springs with Koni Yellow shocks is an awesome setup.

[PhiberOptik]

how about megan or sprint?

[integratool666]

nuespeed any good?

[GScivic7]

Neuspeed is good, sprint is decent and I don't know about Megan. There is much out there about this company, only been around for a year at the most as far as I know. The guys over at this Sentra board I've been lurking seem to like some of there products, but then I have found the members there to be quite stupid.

I still stand by my recommendation. H&R Sports + Koni Yellows = Godly

[mycivic]

If you have the money...get the TEIN full coilover system. I think its the SS. One of the best out there.

[T!mmy]

Yup that the one I'm getting Tein SS

[mycivic]

Originally Posted by T!mmy

Yup that the one I'm getting Tein SS

Only thing is...Its a bit pricey. But well worth the money for that setup.

[Beastiek2]

Tein all the way buying that come May keep us updated on what happens with your ride

[Jfo]

Rode in an Acura with Dropzone springs and it was fine now coilover I ve heard bad things but springs werent bad

[NerveAgent]

H&R sports springs with Koni Yellow shocks all the way.

[Beastiek2]

old thread!!