What’s the lowest aftermarket lowering spring on market

[b16civic]

What’s the lowest aftermarket lowering spring on market

[swagon]

Originally Posted by b16civic

What’s the lowest aftermarket lowering spring on market

A question a Civic guy would ask.

Just get KW V3s, which can go dumb low, instead of ruining your stock dampers by running lowering springs.

[b16civic]

Originally Posted by swagon

A question a Civic guy would ask.

Just get KW V3s, which can go dumb low, instead of ruining your stock dampers by running lowering springs.

Been using this username for years btw doesn’t reflect on my question

[mike@x-ph.com]

Non-adjustable the H&R i believe

or as mentioned above, you can get the adjustable KW HAS and lower it as much as you like

[bvrider1]

Add air ride should get you lower than any spring out there. Not a fan but people do it. Best of luck.

[Alpine-F80]

H&R SuperSport should be the lowest of all major/reputable brands. Ride quality is not as good as many others though, I'd recommend the EMD springs if ride quality is also important.

Search for pics and you'll see they still give a good drop.

[tom @ eas]

H&R RACE are the lowest, but awful on the street - overly stiff, you can tell whether a quarter was heads or tails if you ran over it.

We are very happy with Macht Schnell springs, slightly stiffer than stock for a sporty feel and give a reasonable drop which is perfect for the street. Swift are also good.

[Ca_m4mike]

How much installed

[kevin @ eas]

Originally Posted by Ca_m4mike

How much installed

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