[furryferret7888]

what exactally do i need to lower it about 1-1.5 inches...
looking to keep stock shocks....but ill need the springs and what else...

i did a 2" lower on my old 07 focus and the tires went to crap and replaced them like once every 5 months...so now i wanna lower my civic right...help:wavey:

 

[inyong1988]

u need springs and rear camber kit.
if ur a baller, go for coilover...
next time
do search tho

 

[Sexy6Speed]

check out comptech springs or eibach pro kit....they only drop about an inch, and users say they havent needed a camber kit for these.

anything lower than an inch.....a camber kit will be a good investment.

GL with it

 

[furryferret7888]

thanks +1 for you 2

 

[inyong1988]

not a problem bro.

 

[Sexy6Speed]

not a problem bro.

:yeahthat:

 

[Izzy]

HFP Suspension.

Lowers ABOUT an inch, improves handling. The shocks are valved correctly for the springs, and camber (which is probably what was killing your tires, as well as toe) should still be good without getting a camber kit. Also the cheapest set-up, considering you're getting springs and shocks!

 

[friedk]

If you're going to do it right...

1" drop

-HFP suspension
-eibach pro kit/tein h-tech + spc front camber bolts + spc rear camber arms + tokico blues + a good alignment

1.5" drop
-eibach sportlines/tein s-tech + spc front camber bolts + spc rear camber arms +
wait for koni yellows while your stock shocks go to **** + a good alignment

 

[furryferret7888]

and a total $$ on the 1.5?

 

[furryferret7888]

nevermind...im looking them up...not gonna be lazy tonight lol

 

[friedk]

1.5" drop
-eibach sportlines/tein s-tech(200$) + spc front camber bolts(chump change) + spc rear camber arms(150$-200$) + installation (should be around 100$) + alignment (70$)

By the time your car is riding too roughly because of your dampers going yellows should be out and waiting for you at 700$.

:thumb:

 

[furryferret7888]

hey thanks

+1 4 U