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Which Springs for EX Sedan
SO I am considering lowering my Sedan a little bit and was confused as to what springs will work with it. I know Ive seen some H&R Springs for the sedan. But I have read they really drop the car on its face.. Im seeing conflicting results for the Eiback prokit 4031.140 and the Sportlines. Do these fit the Sedan??
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Don't forget that Honda makes springs and dampers specifically for the 8th gen Civics: Their HFP suspension kit (Honda Factory Performance). It's something like $600 from College Hills Honda. Drops the Civic an inch and firms things up.
Can't really go wrong with Honda-engineered stuff that's specifically made for your exact car, I feel. :-) There's an HFP kit for the sedan. |
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