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Car Forum / Honda Cars / February 2006

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1996 Civic suspension query

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C Jenkins - 01 Feb 2006 03:22 GMT
I was wondering if anyone out there has experience in lowering the Civic.  I
will be installing Eibach coils and was looking for a step x step process
with any pitfalls one should be aware of.   eg does one need a spring
compressor or perhaps some other work around as required. Thx
Ned Buckmaster - 03 Feb 2006 22:20 GMT
You need a spring compressor to get the old springs off - usually you can
get the struts back together without compressing the springs because they
are shorter.

Which Eibachs? The 'sportline' are very low, and ride like a truck. The
Pro-Kit are not as low, and ride much, much better (although still rougher
than stock). Both would appreciate new high-performance struts - but will
work for a while with the stock struts.

The best thing to do is get a Honda shop manual for your Civic and use those
instructions.....

Ned

>I was wondering if anyone out there has experience in lowering the Civic.
>I will be installing Eibach coils and was looking for a step x step process
>with any pitfalls one should be aware of.   eg does one need a spring
>compressor or perhaps some other work around as required. Thx
 
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