Lowering springs

[LXDriver]

I wanna lower my civic lx 2000 'bout an inch, but will the new lowering springs (watever brand they are) fit the stock pieces on the car? or would I also have to replace all that stuff?

 

[bmoua]

I wanna lower my civic lx 2000 'bout an inch, but will the new lowering springs (watever brand they are) fit the stock pieces on the car? or would I also have to replace all that stuff?

You can go the cheap route and use your stock shocks with a low spring rate lowering spring. The only one i'd suggest is the OE H&R's or Tein S-techs. The springs and alignment should run u at least $200-$300.

Whats ur budget?

 

[B-$chizzle]

i lowered my 2000 civic 2 inches with tanabe lowering springs and used the stock shocks without any problem what so ever. =]

 

[iOn]

Eibach pro-kit are good springs if you're planning on going to pair them up with stock shocks as well. I'm using S-techs with my stock shocks right now and the ride is fine.

 

[EK|B]

If you want to lower only an inch, you might as well not get springs at all. You won't be able to tell the difference and will want to go lower.

 

[raz18]

tein is good for about a 1.5 drop on front. ride good and wil work on your stock equipment very good set up if your car is your DD

 

[subsonic-civic]

H&R OE Sports will be good for you. You will notice a difference since the spring rates are higher than stock regardless, BUT it might not be a HUGE difference.

 

[EK|B]

H&R OE Sports will be good for you. You will notice a difference since the spring rates are higher than stock regardless, BUT it might not be a HUGE difference.

A 0.75" drop is not good for anybody.