what you still drop your car?
would you still drop your car if it had nothing to do with appearance?
or if you dont track your car?
I think the stock suspension is great and dropping the car usually makes the car drive much more harsh?
what do you think?
or if you dont track your car?
I think the stock suspension is great and dropping the car usually makes the car drive much more harsh?
what do you think?
When I lowered my car, it was strictly for looks. I'm still a firm believer that lowering springs make the car handle worse, even after a good alignment.
Coilovers are definitely the way to go.
Coilovers are definitely the way to go.
I lower every car I own (usually the first mod). I HATE wheel gap
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Depending on the car, its handling abilities, and my goals for the car are the things I use to decide what route to go.
With the S its at a very high level so I went with coil-overs, if it was a civic I would be more inclined to get Springs and shocks instead.
. Depending on the car, its handling abilities, and my goals for the car are the things I use to decide what route to go.
With the S its at a very high level so I went with coil-overs, if it was a civic I would be more inclined to get Springs and shocks instead.
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I replaced the factory springs with Eibach Pro-Kit springs and can honestly feel that the handling is better in the curves and a touch harsher in daily driving. Worth the compromise for me. I also did it for looks.
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I don't want to lower mine just yet.
after 5 years in a slammed civic, its a nice change to be able to go over bumps comfortably and take steep inclined driveways without scraping
after 5 years in a slammed civic, its a nice change to be able to go over bumps comfortably and take steep inclined driveways without scraping









Relative to what?