right fit??!?!
I have a guy that is selling me H & r sport springs that are coming out of his integra. I want to put it in my 98 civic. He says it will fit no problem. Is this true? Also lowering my car 1.5 and 1.75" will I need camber kit and shocks other then the stock ones? I would appreciate any input.
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Get eh part numbers and cross reference them with the ones on the H&R Website.
You don't NEED a camber kit, but you will most likely want one for the rear. Front camber is not as bad on EK's. |
Civic and Integra springs all fit the same. The Teg springs are just a little stiffer.
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I am lowered on H&R Sports (1.75F, 1.5R) and I noticed some camber wear in the front. The rears were OK. I bought a camber kit to fix the problem and some Koni's to smooth out the ride.
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cool thanks for the help!
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Originally posted by Ferio Vi-RS I am lowered on H&R Sports (1.75F, 1.5R) and I noticed some camber wear in the front. The rears were OK. I bought a camber kit to fix the problem and some Koni's to smooth out the ride. |
Yeah, I had an alignment done after camber kit install. I did have slight camber wear in the rear (barely noticeable), but more visible in the front (Kuhmo 711)... maybe cuz I only rotated the tires once during the summer? Just a matter of days before the Koni's go on.
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I hear Kumho 711 are softer than the 712, maybe that has something to do with it. Who knows...
I wish I had Koni's. |
I know the springs will fit on my car if it came out of the newer gen integras but i found out the springs are actually coming out of a 92 integra and i heard that the springs coming out of the DAs wont fit the civic......is this true?
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i got integra springs on my EL...the integra springs are slightly stiffer vs. the civic springs.
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