Anyone using H&R springs on their car???

[JDMjoe]

Atleast you realize that LOL

I saw some tokico hps for like 230 something free shipping so i may go with those.
I would like to get the eibachs instead but they ride higher in the front for some reason If i get those i might be taking a half or full revolution out the springs.
You coming out to the honda meet tomorrow???

[bigdare23]

I saw some tokico hps for like 230 something free shipping so i may go with those.
I would like to get the eibachs instead but they ride higher in the front for some reason If i get those i might be taking a half or full revolution out the springs.
You coming out to the honda meet tomorrow???

well you can't go wrong with both springs

as for struts, I wouldnt go anything less than AGX's (even tho my setup isn't bad, I still kick myself now)

I may stop by, but I gotta do some homework 1st.

[JDMjoe]

well you can't go wrong with both springs

as for struts, I wouldnt go anything less than AGX's (even tho my setup isn't bad, I still kick myself now)

I may stop by, but I gotta do some homework 1st.

Yeah i had AGX's on my old DC, i liked them but im on a budget until summer comes around *hopefully* Yeah man ride through, ill be the long haired hippie amidst the crowd. I might be in my blue hatch but im not sure yet....

[speedminded]

I saw some tokico hps for like 230 something free shipping so i may go with those.
I would like to get the eibachs instead but they ride higher in the front for some reason If i get those i might be taking a half or full revolution out the springs.
You coming out to the honda meet tomorrow???

Get a pair of cheap "coil-over" sleeves off ebay and raise or lower to even it up

I know you didnt mention Tein but get some Tein S Tech springs. Tein says the S Tech's are fine with OEM struts. Plus they will ride pretty good with tein's progressive spring rates(almost near stock). The tein s tech for a 92' civic lower it Approx. 1.8 F and 1.7 B. After you install them make sure to get an alignment or else you will be buyin new tires in 6 months.

Tein S-Techs go with stock shocks because they are nearly as soft as stock springs. The S-Techs are strictly for show, they have no benefit otherwise.

[bRiAnMcIvIcS]

Get a pair of cheap "coil-over" sleeves off ebay and raise or lower to even it up


Tein S-Techs go with stock shocks because they are nearly as soft as stock springs. The S-Techs are strictly for show, they have no benefit otherwise.

The benefit is that its gonna be lower with good ride quality. Ya dig!

[speedminded]

The benefit is that its gonna be lower with good ride quality. Ya dig!

How are springs made strictly for show going to offer a good ride quality? Unless you like the feel of a Crown Victoria.

[bRiAnMcIvIcS]

How are springs made strictly for show going to offer a good ride quality? Unless you like the feel of a Crown Victoria.

Tein's website says nothing about the S Tech springs being "strictly for show" lowering springs. I dont know where your getting that from. No offence. I was merely tryin to help the guy out, he said that he didnt have the $ for new struts so i suggested the tein s tech. Crown Vic's ride pretty good by the way.lol. If you get H&R springs get the sports.

[speedminded]

Tein's website says nothing about the S Tech springs being "strictly for show" lowering springs. I dont know where your getting that from. No offence. I was merely tryin to help the guy out, he said that he didnt have the $ for new struts so i suggested the tein s tech. Crown Vic's ride pretty good by the way.lol. If you get H&R springs get the sports.

http://www.tein.com/products/s_tech.html



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