I want opinions

Honda_Redemption · 01-15-2008, 10:42 PM

I have a 90 civic 4 door That currently has ebay special coil-overs with blown stuts

What kind of stuts do you guys suggust??
I'm going to use H&R sport springs and i'm leaning toward tokico blue's

Thanks and relitive suggustions and opinions will be rep'd

senor honda · 02-09-2008, 01:45 AM

Any shock where the coil spring fits "over" the shock is a coilover. Adjustable coilovers can be set for different ride heights.

So are you saying that the ebay coilovers are now blown out?

I know how to measure a suspension so the ride height can be set
without killing the shocks. If the shocks are just weak, and not
leaking, we might be able to rebuild them.-Bob

I know some people who have had good luck with Tokicos, but everyone has their own opinion.

Springs that are too soft will allow shocks to bottom out. Springs that are too hard lose grip in the turns. That's why I usually recommend spring rates close to stock, since that is what the car was designed to use.-Bob

RITZ7 · 02-09-2008, 02:23 AM

good new setup

**Outkasted24** · 02-09-2008, 10:55 AM

IMO, Koni Yellows go very well with H&R's, Plus the Yellows are adjustable and are very well built to take some abuse without blowing...... As long as you use Bump Stops!!!

I ran Yellows on my '99 Integra & My '05 Jetta GLI with H&R Race Springs.
Very comfortable ride and no issues at all.

01-15-2008, 10:42 PM	#1 (permalink)
Honda_Redemption code 52!! Car: 90 civic 4 door My TRGarage : 155351078	I want opinions I have a 90 civic 4 door That currently has ebay special coil-overs with blown stuts What kind of stuts do you guys suggust?? I'm going to use H&R sport springs and i'm leaning toward tokico blue's Thanks and relitive suggustions and opinions will be rep'd

02-09-2008, 01:45 AM	#2 (permalink)
senor honda Installs it! Builds it! Car: Honda Accord-cowl Inducted, 351 CI Police Interceptor Air Filter with high rise hood My TRGarage around Tampa Florida, Paradise : 169503362	Any shock where the coil spring fits "over" the shock is a coilover. Adjustable coilovers can be set for different ride heights. So are you saying that the ebay coilovers are now blown out? I know how to measure a suspension so the ride height can be set without killing the shocks. If the shocks are just weak, and not leaking, we might be able to rebuild them.-Bob I know some people who have had good luck with Tokicos, but everyone has their own opinion. Springs that are too soft will allow shocks to bottom out. Springs that are too hard lose grip in the turns. That's why I usually recommend spring rates close to stock, since that is what the car was designed to use.-Bob

02-09-2008, 02:23 AM	#3 (permalink)
RITZ7 fuck Car: slow My TRGarage Vtak Blvd. : 2147483647	good new setup

02-09-2008, 10:55 AM	#4 (permalink)
Outkasted24 I ♥ Old Skool Car: The on-going Project Old Skool DA9 My TRGarage Lutz : 2147483647	IMO, Koni Yellows go very well with H&R's, Plus the Yellows are adjustable and are very well built to take some abuse without blowing...... As long as you use Bump Stops!!! I ran Yellows on my '99 Integra & My '05 Jetta GLI with H&R Race Springs. Very comfortable ride and no issues at all.