8th Generation Honda Civic Forum - View Single Post - Si spring/shock setup or aftermarket w/ drop?

***J-Ro*** · 06-27-2006, 04:14 PM

Okay, here's a pic of my ex with the new rims... I was initially thinking of doing new springs with about a 1" drop. I'm more concerned with better handling since the new rims really fill out the fender gap nicely.
On the flip side of the coin, I can get an Si suspension setup for much cheaper than new springs/camber adjusters (yes, I realize that camber adjusters are not ENTIRELY necessary on a 1" drop, but I'd want to save my tires

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I'm leaning more towards the Si setup, but two questions I have:
1) Does the Si setup lower the car at all? (I imagine it doesn't...)
2) Are any camber adjustments required if I do switch to the Si setup?

Thanks!
J

06-27-2006, 04:14 PM	#1 (permalink)
*J-Ro* Six eyes Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Ontario Age: 29 Posts: 4,882 Jason	Si spring/shock setup or aftermarket w/ drop? Okay, here's a pic of my ex with the new rims... I was initially thinking of doing new springs with about a 1" drop. I'm more concerned with better handling since the new rims really fill out the fender gap nicely. On the flip side of the coin, I can get an Si suspension setup for much cheaper than new springs/camber adjusters (yes, I realize that camber adjusters are not ENTIRELY necessary on a 1" drop, but I'd want to save my tires ) I'm leaning more towards the Si setup, but two questions I have: 1) Does the Si setup lower the car at all? (I imagine it doesn't...) 2) Are any camber adjustments required if I do switch to the Si setup? Thanks! J __________________ I'm so JDM, my girlfriend is Japanese. 私はあまりにもJDMなので、私の彼女は日本人です。
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