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Feb 9, 2003 | 02:35 PM

#31

civicboi95

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its gonna be a problem if you go lower than that, places will mostly likely not align your car (les scwhab) unless u get a camber kit. However, go with Eibach Pro-kit. They drop 1.4" and 1.2" in the back, looks very clean. You can tell its lowered, but its definatly a subtle look and not too much worry about shocks blowing so soon either

Feb 9, 2003 | 02:37 PM

#32

Paulll

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pics?

Feb 9, 2003 | 02:54 PM

#33

Fujiwara Takumi

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i replied to this thread over 6 mos ago. knock it off :slap:

Feb 9, 2003 | 03:30 PM

#34

supapoopa

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Even with a pro kit (1.3-4") i had to correct the rear. the front was a bit off. Just make sure to rotate the tires.

Question= is it weird that i just had to fix one side? Rear drivers side was more then -2 degrees. Honda spec is -.02 to -1. degrees for the rear right? 98 civic coupe.

Feb 9, 2003 | 03:32 PM

#35

Fujiwara Takumi

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Quote:

Originally posted by supapoopa
Even with a pro kit (1.3-4") i had to correct the rear. the front was a bit off. Just make sure to rotate the tires.

Question= is it weird that i just had to fix one side? Rear drivers side was more then -2 degrees. Honda spec is -.02 to -1. degrees for the rear right?

is that car in your sig yours? :boink: