Integra Suspension For A 1998 Civic Ex

[NstyGrnHatch]

Originally posted by girlybiznot19@Dec 26 2004, 05:12 AM
Hi I am about to buy some used neuspeed race springs with tokico illuminas off an 1996 integra LS and I was wondering if the setup will be compatible with a 1998 civic ex?* Thanks

and also will the setup still lower my car 2.0" in front /1.75" in back like it does to an integra

yes it will work, and no your car will not ride to the point of the worn springs. Civic and integras have the same chassis/suspension, thus all the interchangeable parts and i believe when you buy shocks/springs they sell them for 96-00/94-00 Civic/Integra anyways. So the answer is yes, they will work...

[simplegreen]

Originally posted by NstyGrnHatch@Dec 27 2004, 06:22 PM
and no your car will not ride to the point of the worn springs.

this comment had nothing to do with it fitting or not, simple a matter of physics and gravity. If the car it was on wore the springs to where it rides at 2.5 when they were rated to ride 2.25 inches in drop, and there's not upwards force left in the spring, it wont push the civic up any higher. Because it cant (kinda like jenna jamison's worn out pussy had to get that bitch stiched back up cause it was so beat.. doesn't get tighter depending on the dick thats in it)

most springs do compress after riding on them a while, unless their a good brand, i know nuespeed will compress some. They did when i had them.

[NstyGrnHatch]

Originally posted by mdlax1+Dec 27 2004, 08:16 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mdlax1 @ Dec 27 2004, 08:16 PM)</div>

this comment had nothing to do with it fitting or not, simple a matter of physics and gravity. If the car it was on wore the springs to where it rides at 2.5 when they were rated to ride 2.25 inches in drop, and there's not upwards force left in the spring, it wont push the civic up any higher. Because it cant (kinda like jenna jamison's worn out pussy had to get that bitch stiched back up cause it was so beat.. doesn't get tighter depending on the dick thats in it)

most springs do compress after riding on them a while, unless their a good brand, i know nuespeed will compress some. They did when i had them.[/b]

right springs flatten over time, but he never stated if the springs where worn or not.

[simplegreen]

she, i know she didn't say they were worn, i simply said if they were you can't gauge advertised ride height

[girlybiznot19]

hey mdlax1 i'm not a girl i'm a boy. the name is confusing. girlybiznot means girly bitch !!!NOT!!!
get it i'm not a girly bitch

kinda lame but its somethin

[girlybiznot19]

I wana thank everyone who relied for there help i now have the spring and shocks at home and am looking for camber kits.

ALSO I NEED NEW ADJUSTERS FOR THE TOKICO ILLUMINAS ANYBODY KNOW WHERE TO FIND THEM PLEASE TELL ME?????????????

[B18bEK]

Originally posted by girlybiznot19@Dec 28 2004, 01:34 AM
hey mdlax1 i'm not a girl i'm a boy. the name is confusing. girlybiznot means girly bitch !!!NOT!!!
get it i'm not a girly bitch

kinda lame but its somethin

shes so silly...

[simplegreen]

lol yeah i knew you were a chick, hence "she"

[NstyGrnHatch]

Originally posted by girlybiznot19@Dec 28 2004, 01:37 AM
I wana thank everyone who relied for there help i now have the spring and shocks at home and am looking for camber kits.*

ALSO I NEED NEW ADJUSTERS FOR THE TOKICO ILLUMINAS ANYBODY KNOW WHERE TO FIND THEM PLEASE TELL ME?????????????

New adjusters? you mean the things on the top that adjust the stiffness?

[girlybiznot19]

yeah to adjust the stiffness. I called tokico and they are sending me replacements for free.

p.s. i'm not a girl