Honda Car Forum

right now i have stock but i want to upgrade, i dont want to lower it entirely just want to make it half way low?

well i bach makes wonderfull springs and so does tein but if you go with lowering springs you are going to have to get aftermarket struts that will support them i made this mistake when i lowerd my 02 accord 2and a half inchs and because i still had the stock struts on it blew all four and i totalled my sub frame crumbled my oil pan busted out both of my upper control arms and bent a tie rod from bottoming out so much and i had nuespeed springs

best to get the whole system done really which i would choose eibach by far. you could just use coil overs but check that your struts would support them, coilovers again eibach cobra or gmax

hi.you want your stance not to look "lifted". i've fitted my civic with springs from Eibach. Get the one with 1 inch drop.this will make your wheels and fender well clearance even throught out the tires. it's not too low nor too high. just enough for you to get pass through those speed bumps and potholes.if you wanna go cheap, remove get you OEM spring from the car and cut 1 and a half rings from it. although this is not advisable because your ride comfort will be too rigid and the performance won't be the same. it shall give you a good stance nevertheless.if you don't want to cut it, they are selling Spring Clamps. it shall clamp together that rings to acheive the height you desire. just be careful because if you hit a speed bump hard, in rare occassions, the clamp will break and you spring shall shoot back to its old lenght. if this happens in during at high speeds, your car can flip over. i suggest, get a heavy duty clamps, bolt them tight then weld it. this way, in case you change your mind and wanna get the old height back, torch the clamp again.i hope this helps, what i wrote is better described and said when i've got visuals. but then, i hope this is enough.

i have tokiko gas struts and neuspeed springs. eibach is a great spring if you get eibach get the sportline sires 2"lower but the best ride and handling out there.