Ive been looking into a suspension for some time. when i first bought my teg i was like OH BIG RIMS AND LOWER IT. so i went out and bought.........ebay dropzone coilovers...... I KNOW but now i wanna spend some real money and i was looking into Ground Control coilovers with 16way adjustable Koni yellows...Will i still see a HARD ASS and i mean HARD ASS ride with these or will the Konis help make it more soft. I guess im looking for a drop, soft ride yet still performance. This is almost my DD as i do have a 94 civic, SO with my 95 GSRTurbo my every other day car....what would be best. GC with Koni Yellows or just get lowering springs and shocks? thanks all

 

GC's are available in custom spring rates, so you can tailor it to your needs.

 

can you get a soft ride/performance spring for tegs

 

Soft and performance is an oxymoron. Kind of like a huge turbo with no lag...it doesn't exist.

You will have to compromise ride quality if you want performance suspension.

 

so what spring rate would be stock and what would be performance so i can pick one between

 

i think im just gonna bite the bullet and go with tien fles's with edfc. damn its $ but if ive come this far, might as well take one more step......

 

Dont go for the nuspeed race spring the will rattle you to bits.....very uncomfortable

 

i heard neuspeed are awesome with KYB AGXs

 

I have ground controls:

They are linear rate springs. Meant for racing. I was also uninformed when I got these. You would be better off getting something with a tender spring or progressive rate spring. Tein is a great bet. Or the progressive rate eibach sportline kit (unadjustable) w/ konis.

I have 375 front and 250 Rear. I went with AGX but since then have heard that they are not stiff enough for higher spring rates.

If you do ground control. Go with 375 or 400 in front and 225 in the rear and koni struts. That should be pretty well balanced and not too rough.

 

will the kyb's take away that realy hard hit when i hit bumps? when im driving it feels like the car is gonna rattle to bits