Ok so I have a 92 honda civic hb and im plannin on lowering it like 2in not 2 much just for looks, so is it better to put lowerin springs or adjustable coilovers, and I want it to ride nice
Ok so I have a 92 honda civic hb and im plannin on lowering it like 2in not 2 much just for looks, so is it better to put lowerin springs or adjustable coilovers, and I want it to ride nice
The car already rides low to the ground. I would not recommend it. My 1993 Civic bottomed out on low speeds across speed bumps with the factory settings.
If you want to lower the car still use air bag shocks. That way you can get an on board inflation system to raise the height when needed.
The car already rides low to the ground. I would not recommend it. My 1993 Civic bottomed out on low speeds across speed bumps with the factory settings.
If you want to lower the car still use air bag shocks. That way you can get an on board inflation system to raise the height when needed.
The car already rides low to the ground. I would not recommend it. My 1993 Civic bottomed out on low speeds across speed bumps with the factory settings.
If you want to lower the car still use air bag shocks. That way you can get an on board inflation system to raise the height when needed.
The car already rides low to the ground. I would not recommend it. My 1993 Civic bottomed out on low speeds across speed bumps with the factory settings.
If you want to lower the car still use air bag shocks. That way you can get an on board inflation system to raise the height when needed.
The car already rides low to the ground. I would not recommend it. My 1993 Civic bottomed out on low speeds across speed bumps with the factory settings.
If you want to lower the car still use air bag shocks. That way you can get an on board inflation system to raise the height when needed.
The car already rides low to the ground. I would not recommend it. My 1993 Civic bottomed out on low speeds across speed bumps with the factory settings.
If you want to lower the car still use air bag shocks. That way you can get an on board inflation system to raise the height when needed.
The car already rides low to the ground. I would not recommend it. My 1993 Civic bottomed out on low speeds across speed bumps with the factory settings.
If you want to lower the car still use air bag shocks. That way you can get an on board inflation system to raise the height when needed.
The car already rides low to the ground. I would not recommend it. My 1993 Civic bottomed out on low speeds across speed bumps with the factory settings.
If you want to lower the car still use air bag shocks. That way you can get an on board inflation system to raise the height when needed.
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