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00canSI Mar 20, 2006 07:21 AM

good handling without lowering
 
I want to lower my civic, but the underground parking ramp at my apt is so steep I scrap the underside at the bottom even if I'm on a diagonal. So my lowering is kind of out of the question right now, but would it still be beneficial for me to upgrade my shocks, and put upper and lower strut bars and upper and lower tie bars. Also, do you really need upper and lower or will it make a huge difference to just have upper, or just have lower?
thanks, and any other ideas would be appreciated.

mentaldis0rder Mar 20, 2006 07:29 AM

RE: good handling without lowering
 
sway bars below.. and strut bars for top.. also u can get adjustable coilovers and keep stock ride with better quality of spring.. and lower them later

ef4life Mar 20, 2006 09:00 AM

RE: good handling without lowering
 
polyurethane bushings made the biggest difference i ever felf on my car, your car is a lot newer i am assuming so your bushing won't be as worn as mine were

Kappa22 Mar 20, 2006 01:34 PM

RE: good handling without lowering
 
Strut and sway bars are a must. Also, you can add some relatively inexpensive dampers to your car with the OE springs to tighten it up. Tokico HP's top the list.

Nail I3unny Mar 20, 2006 04:20 PM

RE: good handling without lowering
 
H&R OE springs keep you at about stock height but theyre stiffer than stock springs.


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