Hi hows everyone doing, i have a 95 honda civic ex coupe and i was wondering if anyine has tein springs on their civic. I have tein s tech springs on mines and they have been on their for about 8 months and my driver side sits a little lower than my passanger side, i was wondering if that is common with the springs since most of the engines weight sits towards the driver side and plus a manual transmission is'nt all that heavy and by the way the engine is the d16z6 the sohc vtec. So if anyone has any info for me please let me no.

Thank You

 

when i had my civic i had the same problem but i dont know y it did that

 

You really didn't have to post this FOUR times.

 

odd, my civic sets lower on the passanger side....d16y7 5 speed....i think im like .25in. lower on that side...could be out of alingment on mine though....i have Neuspeed race springs/AGX adjustable struts.

 

Hey, I am running Stechs wrapped around AGX adjustables. In the D16z6 motor setup, the weight is primary on the driver side so you should sit lower. Mine does not, however, I had to modify the suspension but shaving .19" off the front passanger side. In the D16y7 application, however, I believe that is OBD II setup thus, weighted more passanger.

other than looks and potential speed bumps, there will be no performance change. The stock car even leans a bit if you messure. ^_^

 

My stock suspesion sits lower on the drivers side. may be because the upper ball joint is shot to hell and i need to replace it.

BUT, have you considered that the car sits lower on the drivers side because you sit on the drivers side, just a thought