HFP kit + drop?

Cheungman · 07-01-2006, 04:58 PM

im lookin at gettin the civic with the Aero kit (on honda canada website this is what they call it ... i think its the same thing but w.e) anywaz i was just wondering if anyone has the hfp kit with the 2006 Honda Civic Eibach Sportline Kit Lowering Springs the 1.4" front and rear and if this would be too low.. and if it is than how about the other one (1.2" and 1") front and rear ... basically if i got the hfp kit would it be wise to do a drop or not.. p.s. im lookin to get the suspension kit from the 8th gen store thats y im being so specific

Thanks in ahead!

Otherguy · 07-01-2006, 05:29 PM

I would also like to know... I dont have the HFP, but i do have some tein SS i would like to know how low can the fg2 can go

***Izzy*** · 07-01-2006, 06:24 PM

The kit shouldn't make too much trouble for you as far as groung clearance. The lip and design pieces don't go more than a quarter inch lower than stock. You'll be fine. :) It's more an add-on bumper pieces, than a lip or facia kit.

As far as how low it can go...I'm pretty sure you can go until it's sitting on the ground, as long as you get your camber fixed and your rubber liner's gone.

Airwolf · 07-01-2006, 07:04 PM

I'm also in Canada and got the "Aero Kit" or HFP kit on my car. Since then I have put 19" rims on the car with a 1.6 drop in the front and 1.4 in the rear via H&R lowering springs.

The clearance is fine ..... but you still need to be careful. In my situation I have to be careful due to the low pro tires/rims, but in terms of the HFP kit with a drop shouldn't be a problem.

Adam

NBP Civic Si w/ HFP kit & fogs

Mod List to date:
- 19" TSW mondello hyper black rims/Exclaim UHP 225/35/19 tires
- H&R Sport Springs 1.6 front/1.4 rear
- PIAA Hyper white Lowbeam/Fog light
- DC Sports Axle-Back Exaust
- AEM SRI polished
- 7% tint all around including sunroof/windshield strip
- Crome/amber rear turn signal bulbs
- 3 Audiobahn 12' subs in professional box
- 1 Audiobahn 1000 watt RMS amp
- 1 Farad cap

calnight · 09-03-2007, 04:18 AM

and how much for the HFP kit? and the installation fee?

Jardiniboy · 09-03-2007, 04:49 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by calnight

and how much for the HFP kit? and the installation fee?

Prices defers on where you get it from. Installation also. But you can always save the money and do it yourself. It's not that hard. Ask a friend to help you.

Aznxboy86 · 12-12-2007, 12:51 AM

[quote=Airwolf;130676]I'm also in Canada and got the "Aero Kit" or HFP kit on my car. Since then I have put 19" rims on the car with a 1.6 drop in the front and 1.4 in the rear via H&R lowering springs.

The clearance is fine ..... but you still need to be careful. In my situation I have to be careful due to the low pro tires/rims, but in terms of the HFP kit with a drop shouldn't be a problem.

Adam

NBP Civic Si w/ HFP kit & fogs

Mod List to date:
- 19" TSW mondello hyper black rims/Exclaim UHP 225/35/19 tires
- H&R Sport Springs 1.6 front/1.4 rear
- PIAA Hyper white Lowbeam/Fog light
- DC Sports Axle-Back Exaust
- AEM SRI polished
- 7% tint all around including sunroof/windshield strip
- Crome/amber rear turn signal bulbs
- 3 Audiobahn 12' subs in professional box
- 1 Audiobahn 1000 watt RMS amp
- 1 Farad cap[/QU

You have a picture of your 19" inch rims on the car??? i wanna see how it looks like...I was thinking about 18" but if 19" looks better i'll go with that....

Will06SI · 12-12-2007, 01:21 AM

I have the hfp kit and the sportlines it sits low but its a perfect drop you can hardly get a finger in front and back when settled. I scrape time to time though its hard to avoid it sometimes the ride is smooth as stock but very harsh when you hit bumps etc.

The nhbp 1 -

07-01-2006, 04:58 PM	#1 (permalink)
Cheungman Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Mississauga Age: 20 Posts: 340 Chris iTrader: 0 / 0%	HFP kit + drop? im lookin at gettin the civic with the Aero kit (on honda canada website this is what they call it ... i think its the same thing but w.e) anywaz i was just wondering if anyone has the hfp kit with the 2006 Honda Civic Eibach Sportline Kit Lowering Springs the 1.4" front and rear and if this would be too low.. and if it is than how about the other one (1.2" and 1") front and rear ... basically if i got the hfp kit would it be wise to do a drop or not.. p.s. im lookin to get the suspension kit from the 8th gen store thats y im being so specific Thanks in ahead!

07-01-2006, 06:24 PM	#3 (permalink)
*Izzy* Supreme Pizza! Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Azusa, CA Age: 25 Posts: 11,936 iTrader: 5 / 100%	The kit shouldn't make too much trouble for you as far as groung clearance. The lip and design pieces don't go more than a quarter inch lower than stock. You'll be fine. :) It's more an add-on bumper pieces, than a lip or facia kit. As far as how low it can go...I'm pretty sure you can go until it's sitting on the ground, as long as you get your camber fixed and your rubber liner's gone. __________________

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Otherguy Member Join Date: Nov 2005 Age: 21 Posts: 64 iTrader: 0 / 0%	I would also like to know... I dont have the HFP, but i do have some tein SS i would like to know how low can the fg2 can go

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Airwolf Member Join Date: Apr 2006 Age: 26 Posts: 40 iTrader: 0 / 0%	I'm also in Canada and got the "Aero Kit" or HFP kit on my car. Since then I have put 19" rims on the car with a 1.6 drop in the front and 1.4 in the rear via H&R lowering springs. The clearance is fine ..... but you still need to be careful. In my situation I have to be careful due to the low pro tires/rims, but in terms of the HFP kit with a drop shouldn't be a problem. Adam NBP Civic Si w/ HFP kit & fogs Mod List to date: - 19" TSW mondello hyper black rims/Exclaim UHP 225/35/19 tires - H&R Sport Springs 1.6 front/1.4 rear - PIAA Hyper white Lowbeam/Fog light - DC Sports Axle-Back Exaust - AEM SRI polished - 7% tint all around including sunroof/windshield strip - Crome/amber rear turn signal bulbs - 3 Audiobahn 12' subs in professional box - 1 Audiobahn 1000 watt RMS amp - 1 Farad cap

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calnight Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 13 iTrader: 0 / 0%	and how much for the HFP kit? and the installation fee?

12-12-2007, 12:51 AM	#7 (permalink)
Aznxboy86 Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Yorba Linda Posts: 60 Mike iTrader: 0 / 0%	[quote=Airwolf;130676]I'm also in Canada and got the "Aero Kit" or HFP kit on my car. Since then I have put 19" rims on the car with a 1.6 drop in the front and 1.4 in the rear via H&R lowering springs. The clearance is fine ..... but you still need to be careful. In my situation I have to be careful due to the low pro tires/rims, but in terms of the HFP kit with a drop shouldn't be a problem. Adam NBP Civic Si w/ HFP kit & fogs Mod List to date: - 19" TSW mondello hyper black rims/Exclaim UHP 225/35/19 tires - H&R Sport Springs 1.6 front/1.4 rear - PIAA Hyper white Lowbeam/Fog light - DC Sports Axle-Back Exaust - AEM SRI polished - 7% tint all around including sunroof/windshield strip - Crome/amber rear turn signal bulbs - 3 Audiobahn 12' subs in professional box - 1 Audiobahn 1000 watt RMS amp - 1 Farad cap[/QU You have a picture of your 19" inch rims on the car??? i wanna see how it looks like...I was thinking about 18" but if 19" looks better i'll go with that....

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Will06SI Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: "Most likey in VTAK" Age: 23 Posts: 9,526 Will iTrader: 3 / 100%	I have the hfp kit and the sportlines it sits low but its a perfect drop you can hardly get a finger in front and back when settled. I scrape time to time though its hard to avoid it sometimes the ride is smooth as stock but very harsh when you hit bumps etc. The nhbp 1 -