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11-03-2004, 04:43 PM
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how does this sound
im considering upgrading the suspension on my 96 civic. ive chosen Eibach sportline springs with Koni AGX shocks. i will be getting some 16" wheels as well, and a camber kit. sound good or should i look at something else? coilovers are too expensive, all i need is a firmer ride and lower CG.
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11-04-2004, 12:11 AM
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Re: how does this sound
Don't get Sport lines. If you want that low of a drop go with H&R springs. www.tirerack.com
Koni does not make an AGX strut, it's KYB AGX. I use AGX's with an Eibach Pro Kit on my car and it's a decent setup. AGX's are stock length struts and are not desinged for any more than 1.5" drop. Better suited for 1.5" or more drops are Koni yellows or Bistein HD's. If you do choose adjustable dampening struts keep them on the softest setting for the first 500 miles and do not leave them on the stiffest settings for extended periods. Rear sway bar upgrades will have a big impact on handeling
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11-04-2004, 12:35 AM
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Re: how does this sound
hmm... sportlines on my car only drop it 1.6 inches. look at the sig in my pic its really not that low at all. what is wrong with the sportlines? i had planned to do agx's with sportlines as well, but i got these springs for super cheap so if it is that bad maybe i wont do it.
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