meateater

was wondering if anyone knows alot about springs only.

i'm changing my springs on my 96 honda civic Si coupe.

want to have the best stock ride. so what stock springs in any honda or acura car gives the best performance in terms of ride quality and not handling..

something that is a factory spring NOT AFTER MARKET and one that will fit my car.

any help would be great

if you could email me that would be even sweeter thanks


rdsouza@rogers.com

meateater

anyone got to know something if not something then atleast someone who knows something???

anyone

imported_esp

what is the best handling front wheel drive car ever made?

That answers your question.

punkindrublic

why would you want to degrade your handing? you stock springs are as crappy as they get... so just keep those

dingus8

I think he means somthign else liek sir springs will be better and type r suspenion will be best and still be "stock"...you coudl probobly find complete Sir suspension for cheap or you coudl get type r springs with a good shock like a koni red or even maybe a tokico blue

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

If you really wanted, you could go to a 1992-93 VX or CX spring for your car... those were the lightest Civics, and consequently will have the softest springs.

meateater

EXACTLY..

well i'm pretty much looking for an answer like in this quote

thanks

imported_sketch

how about H&R OE sport?
they maintain close to "stock height" and offer a stiffer spring rate for improved handling.

bbarbulo

iTrader: (2)

so.... has your question changed??? do you want to know the best ride quality or the best handling OEM spring? Make up your mind.... cuz here you tell us you want the best ride quality, and in the other post you tell us you want the best peformance? So which is it?

BIGA10k

stay away from koni red shocks. in my experience, they are a garbage shock. Very bouncy. No other reputable shock on the market has problems with unstable oscillations driving in a straight line. The Tokico blue is an excellent shock and coupled with the H&R sport will be a good compromise between stock feel and a sporty ride.