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jjhu00 07-30-2004 10:13 AM

Newbie needs help with suspension
 
Hey all!

Yup, I am a newbie to this group and to Civic's. I just bought a 94' Civic EX Coupe and I want to upgrade the stock suspension. I am planning to replace all bushings and grommets with Energy Suspension poly bushings and grommets. I am also planing on changing all springs and struts but need help on choosing which coilover setup is best for this particular vehicle. I am looking for a crisp and somewhat firm suspension setup for everyday driving. I appreciate any advice you can give. [sm=smiley16.gif]

polo708 07-30-2004 12:05 PM

RE: Newbie needs help with suspension
 
sounds like your going all out... definately go with Skunk2 if you can spare the price tag.

Im running energysuspension motor mounts... It probably shaves a good .3 sec off my 1/4

ohbiskits 07-30-2004 12:59 PM

RE: Newbie needs help with suspension
 
speaking of energysuspension motor mounts i found this click here are these the actual mounts or are they inserts or do you use them with good mounts because my motor mounts are gone... but all i need are inserts...i went to congress auto and they told me for the mounts it will run me about 200 for all of them ...and they dont carry the inserts...help please i need to know if i bought these are they going to fix my mounts?

polo708 07-30-2004 02:50 PM

RE: Newbie needs help with suspension
 
Im not sure how an Auto is mounted? They are for manual trannys only. Also, $200 sounds kinda high.

ohbiskits 08-01-2004 09:36 AM

RE: Newbie needs help with suspension
 
0o0oo0 ok...but they are the inserts for the mounts?...it looks like they are but then again how they explain it makes it seem like they just go around the mounts....it says they can get what you need so if they are the inserts ill see if they have it for an auto....i know 200 i was like uhhhhh no ill come back in a few weeks...pepboys told me that the front mount was 115 and the back one was 106....for a stock mounts...never heard of them being so high but then again ive only worked on trucks till now
thanks...

jjhu00 08-02-2004 08:53 AM

RE: Newbie needs help with suspension
 
Polo any experience with Tein Basic or SS? Are they worth the money? Are Skunk2 similiar to Tein in performance, ride and quality?

Thanks.

polo708 08-02-2004 03:00 PM

RE: Newbie needs help with suspension
 
Im running teins right now (s-tech)... they are awesome. I lived in Japan for 3 years and thats ALL the japanese put on their cars so they have to be good. (best suspension company over there for like 8 years or something) Tein and Skunk2 are probably about the same... but skunk2 will run youa little more money. I'll probably stick with Tein for all my future (import) cars.

jjhu00 08-02-2004 03:27 PM

RE: Newbie needs help with suspension
 
What is the difference between the S, Basic and SS of Tein suspension? I see Skunk2 setups on eBay going for around $400 and Tein Basic for around $625 with the SS at $900, includes 4 struts and springs.

sacicons 08-02-2004 11:00 PM

RE: Newbie needs help with suspension
 
do you plan on any racing with this suspension? auto-x, circuit or drag?

sacicons 08-02-2004 11:04 PM

RE: Newbie needs help with suspension
 
and biskits, they are inserts, and they make a huge difference and should help with your worn out stock mounts. that ad says manual only, but you can probably still use one or two inserts. i only have 2 of 3 in mine, all three were just too much vibration.


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