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Old 01-30-2005, 03:25 PM
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suspension help

Ok so I've been searching and I recently got a front and rear sway from a SI. I heard that alot of people use HF front sways and they are better than the SI. I know nothing about suspension, so I need some help. What would be a good set-up for a 89 civic STD. I have coliovers with kyb gr2 shocks, front and rear upper strut tower bars, and a lower rear tie bar so far. I also got the rear LCA's from the Si also. I would like to stay with a OEM bar. At the junkyard where i live there are a 99-00 ex, 96-98 dx, tons of CRX and civics LX,EX,SI,STD,HF and DX, and a couple 90-93 integra's.
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Old 01-30-2005, 03:46 PM
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Another question is I would like a new set of rear LCA's will 92-95 civic ones fit, the only aftermarket one's I can find are for 92-95 civic and 96-00 civics. Also I know Dropshop sold them, but the website is down.
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Old 01-31-2005, 09:02 AM
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