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Heard from mechanics that not necessary to change the whole suspensions if I just wanna lower down my car to close the gap between the body & the tyre. Just change the spring will do (Which brand is good ??).. is that true & safe ??

 

Some pp advise to change the whole set ......Hmmm..

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I agree...my last ride was a sunny...just changed the springs, gave me a lower ride...but after 2 years, suspension almost kaput...so consider carefully...

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Civic..

 

Aiya. so many choices but i guess budget it is the concerns.

 

Just wait for shock worn out and change out the same time.

 

Just tahan with not so swee look for the time being.

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If I remember correctly, dunno is it HKS or Tein got dressup kits....springs that lowers the car and the rebound rate is close or similar to stock.

 

As the name implies...its for looks only and offers no performance gains.

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Civic lots of choices....a lower car offers you much better handling. When I drop my EK...it adopted a natural camber for the car..which was -1.0 degree negative camber...good for cornering.

 

Handling was damn shiok...and throw in some good rubbers...can have lots of fun around corners.

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Bro.. is there any difference between aftermarket suspension sets and BMW's sports suspension set? They offer an option but I'm not sure whether its as good.

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I have no experience with the BMW ones....but I would presume that its a sporty package that stiffen the suspension a tad and lowers for the looks. Not really performance stuff that can allow you charging into a corner.

 

After market stuff as in coilover or sports kits like the Sachs one ?? I am using the Sachs one....not very good...lower the car but not really performance oriented....but this is a cruiser I am driving...so no complain so far.

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There is definately a difference. Either you pay for someone's R&D (OEM) on the car's handling which will centre around springs only, or you pay for a much more stringent test of tests conducted by BMW, which will involve chassis rigidity studies and effects.

 

I'd go for the BMW ones...

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Heard from mechanics that not necessary to change the whole suspensions if I just wanna lower down my car to close the gap between the body & the tyre. Just change the spring will do (Which brand is good ??).. is that true & safe ??

 

might as well go cut your springs like dat... then prepare another $2k approx to get ready to change the whole thing all over again.

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Civic lots of choices....a lower car offers you much better handling. When I drop my EK...it adopted a natural camber for the car..which was -1.0 degree negative camber...good for cornering.

 

Handling was damn shiok...and throw in some good rubbers...can have lots of fun around corners.

 

I lowered before.Ended up give bk the springs beco camber angle out by a lot...very obvious.

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Heard from mechanics that not necessary to change the whole suspensions if I just wanna lower down my car to close the gap between the body & the tyre. Just change the spring will do (Which brand is good ??).. is that true & safe ??

 

Some pp advise to change the whole set ......Hmmm..

[sweatdrop]

 

How much do you want to lower your car? and does your car has bodykit?

 

Because.. I'm sure you don't want your car bodykit to sign on the floor when you enter some car park right?

 

Just go try Suntec Convention centre side carpark .... [sly]

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