newbie suspention
#4
RE: newbie suspention
no, coilovers suck if you spend less than 100 and just get the sleeves. if you get ground control sleeves, youll love them, and if you get a full coilover like the Tokico Illumina Rs, or Tein Basic or Super Street, you can get them for about 500-1000, and youll love it. its a bit stiff, but not bouncy. hell, right now i have cheap *** sleeves on mine, but with eibach coilover springs, and it handles pretty damn good. If youre interested in those Toks, let me know, ill see what i can do.
#5
RE: newbie suspention
if u don't want to spend alot... gets some tein lowring springs... i got them with my stock shocks... awsome ride and no rice bouncing ****... gives a drop that wouldn't hert the car as in speed bumbs... but curbs[:@]
#6
RE: newbie suspention
teins are great..i have them and the s-tecks that i have are a great price but amazing quality
heres a past post when i installed them, and i actually read now that they make them to be compatible to go with your stock sturts
https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_69.../tm.htm#107781
heres a past post when i installed them, and i actually read now that they make them to be compatible to go with your stock sturts
https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_69.../tm.htm#107781
#7
RE: newbie suspention
don't just go out and buy parts without reasearch. check into omni power coilovers, they are 650 dollars, have a two year warrenty, come with four upper pillow ball mounts, and are very high quality. www.omnipowerusa.com
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