Shred
Senior Member
- First Name
- Will
- Joined
- Sep 9, 2019
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- Location
- NV
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- Honda Civic Type R
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Just stiffening up everything isn't the be all end all for suspension design. If that was the case, people wouldn't have hated the RSX for getting rid of double wishbone and Porsche wouldn't have added it to the new GT3. The presence of an aftermarket doesn't negate that from the factory, the OEM Type R suspension is ahead of a modded Si.Thats how much I picked my full coils up for.
Stop and listen to yourself, are you saying OEM is better than aftermarket parts?
Unless you're saying your factory Type R suspension is so good, I'm surprised whiteline even makes parts for your car. I guess spoon, hks and fortune auto all wasted their time.
But please, take a few moments and read the previous comments. The ones with your snooty R buddy spoke about how weak and crappy the Sis shocks were. I agreed. And also stated you can replace them and with additional add ons you can make it more competitive with the R. Dont get me wrong, Im just a slow Si owner and admit my full inferiority to your R-ness.
So to clarify,
With the paired addition of an EDFC, rigid collars, spoon subframe, sway and strut bars to a coilover system would make a competitive set up.
Anyway, you clearly enjoy your car so that's all that matters. FWIW, I have a ton of friends with Si's so I don't hate the platform, but even on their own admission it's a different car.
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