Lowering my car

[techols22]

I want to lower my 98 civic but I don't know what I should get to do this..what should I get to lower my car on a budget?

 

[Goodi]

How low do you plan on going?
What're your plans for it? daily driver, autox?

 

[CHILD]

..what should I get to lower my car on a budget?

You should get the same thing people get that aren't on a budget by just saving up your money until you can afford it.

 

[techols22]

It's just a daily driver.. And I say I am on a budget but I will have enough to buy what I need

 

[HeX]

Tein S.Tech springs are a popular selection amongst many Civic owners, including myself, and are relatively inexpensive and of solid quality. I personally suggest Koni shocks/struts as theyre of great quality and may be found at reasonable pricing. I have the Tein/Koni set-up and I've been very satisfied.

 

[00siboy]

H&R sport springs. They are fine for stock shocks and a good height for daily driver IMO.

 

[drewcoreen]

Do you want that to be a permanent change or something you can changing according to requirements?

 

[JohnS.]

I want to lower my 98 civic but I don't know what I should get to do this..what should I get to lower my car on a budget?

What's your budget? Are we talking $200 or $2000? There's a very big difference between cheap parts and expensive parts. Like I tell everyone that wants to upgrade suspension: do it right the first time, don't cheap out. Buy something good and be done with it.

 

[sixwhip14]

How about a general answer for a general question? I would suggest fuction & form type 1s. They are an affordable coilover. You can slam you ride on them with little problems.

Goodi, you from the O? Sioux City here. We're neighbors so to speak.