What's a good setup?
#2
RE: What's a good setup?
Well...... If you dont wanna pay for expensive coilovers like Tein. You could get new springs and shocks, tanabe sustec springs and tokico shocks work really good together... Of course you could get Eibach or tein or whatever brand you want. Dont cut your springs or anything like that tho
#3
RE: What's a good setup?
definitly buy good brands like tokico and eibach etc, try to stay away from cheap adjustabe coilover sleeves they don't give a good ride most of the time. if you don't want to buy a camber kit don't go more than 1.5 inches
#4
RE: What's a good setup?
a set of tein s-tech will run you about $160 and its like a 1.8 drop but they work with your stock shocks and you dont need a camber kit..here are 2 links from people that have already installed them on here, myself and mynmisoli ... < i have this typed out because so many people ask the quesion
https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_123028/tm.htm
https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_69.../tm.htm#107781
https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_123028/tm.htm
https://www.hondacivicforum.com/m_69.../tm.htm#107781
#5
RE: What's a good setup?
on ****.....i was thinking it would cost a couple hundred...but only $160?! or is that just for one? sorry....i know this is probably like 1st grade ****. bare with me. so say i was willing to spend like $300 as opposed to $160...what could i get?
#6
RE: What's a good setup?
look into this set up and see what you think. http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/New-D...QQcmdZViewItem
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