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    well I already got the springs, those are the spring rate for the tein S type (what I already have installed). I drive a 02 civic coupe. I ordered my upper strut bars and after christmas going to order my lower strut bar, and I also plan on getting some KYB adjustable struts. I am just looking to get the best cornering results as I can, I plan on putting a good amount of power in the car later on and I want to make sure that I will have a good sporty ride when I am finished.
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    I would highly suggest to forget the strut bars and buy a set of good (read: good, new doesn't always mean good) tires, in my honestt opinion chassis stiffening should be the last step as far as handling goes, and for a street car, I doubt you'll see any noticeable differences and unless you got cash lying 'round. You'll see the MOST difference from buying a good set of tires (and you can quote me on this). And Kumho 712 isn't good, it's just ok, just to give you an idea of what type of tires to look for.
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