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shaheryar.khokharShaheryar Saeed KhokharSenior PakWheeler
Posts: 1869Joined: Dec 2013
Aug '14
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As the topic says Lowering springs (all four) for Civic ES (01-05) are up for grabs.
Brand stamp are faded on them but they are MaxSpeed I guess.

Picture of my car is also attached for drop reference

Reason for selling is my daily route which is too much rough, otherwise their spring rate is all perfect.

Thread spoilers are welcome cause I wont be bumping my thread cause of them :stuck_out_tongue:

Price is 3500/- which is fixed
You can also cross check the price with member @mugen1 cause I bought from him about two weeks ago for 3500 and also paid shipping which is excluded in the asking price.

Contact: 03216666653

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FKPSenior PakWheeler
Posts: 1126Joined: Mar 2006
Aug '14

itni jaldi? I think you should not sell them . . you can put them for any special JDM get together we usually organize in winter. .If you are unable to bear the roughness then I think you havent taken a ride of coilovers :stuck_out_tongue:

shaheryar.khokharShaheryar Saeed KhokharSenior PakWheeler
Posts: 1869Joined: Dec 2013
Aug '14

@fkp
yaar my daily route is raiwind road and you know what kind of road that is, my bad :frowning:
feels like im doing unfair with my struts, i might go for coilovers within some time but first i need to collect some brass for them :smiley:
and yeah i never drove a coilover suspension ride, before going for coilovers i will drive one of yours for a trail :wink:

FKPSenior PakWheeler
Posts: 1126Joined: Mar 2006
Aug '14

Lowering springs are made for those who wanna go low in daily driven conditions . If are unable to drive with lowering springs then i guess you wont be able to ride with coilovers . Because lowering springs take a bit of bounce but coilovers wnt take jerk. Its like riding a rikshaw. even three way adjustible if adjusted to soft wont give you comfort. You can ask @waqar. @shazo about coilover comfort but yes you will see dramatic change in handling.

Mugen1PakWheeler
Posts: 503Joined: Mar 2011
Aug '14

advantage of coilovers is u can adjust ride height according to your preference..
disadvantage is it gets really bumpyy.. :stuck_out_tongue:

rohaansaeedSenior PakWheeler
Posts: 3868Joined: Aug 2006
Aug '14

I'll have to disagree with everyone saying coilovers are not comfortable.
Install Maxspeed lowering springs and Tein S-Tech, there's going to be a huge difference, the Teins are a beauty.

Similarly, there's different types and varying spring rates when it comes to coilovers, I say this with experience. My Tein SS Coilovers were a breeze, comfortable, sturdy and decent handling.
On the other hand, my Tanabe Sustec Pro were a bit harsher, still comfortable but they provided a stiffer ride which was great for autocross.
It depends what coilovers you have and what are the spring rates.

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