Skunk2 Lowering Springs for the Civic Si

[procivic]

Skunk2 has just released 10th Civic lowering springs that they claim are tested to fit and work with all 2017 Civic Si models! The approximate lowering amount is about 1.3" front and rear, which will be a perfect drop amount for most customers.

In stock and ready to ship.

Follow the link for more product details, pricing, and to purchase: https://www.procivic.com/p/m/civic/skunk2-lowering-springs.html

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[2CAMS]

I have a question, whats going to happen with the "sport" feature once the springs are changed.

 

[5inn]

I have a question, whats going to happen with the "sport" feature once the springs are changed.

Sport mode doesn't change anything with springs, only the dampers.

 

[T_A_H]

Are you going to make me pull out my spring compressors again......

 

[procivic]

Are you going to make me pull out my spring compressors again......

Yes, I think so. We'll be doing the same. So far as I can tell, this is the best product out right now for lowering the Si.

 

[ChinStrap]

if someone buys these, please post up. you have my interest.

 

[Rikdrt1]

I read that it will lower by almost 2" im wondering what happens to the shocks and the dampers if the whole car is lowered

 

[Rikdrt1]

Skunk2 has just released 10th Civic lowering springs that they claim are tested to fit and work with all 2017 Civic Si models! The approximate lowering amount is about 1.3" front and rear, which will be a perfect drop amount for most customers.

In stock and ready to ship.

Follow the link for more product details, pricing, and to purchase: http://www.procivic.com/p/m/civic/skunk2-lowering-springs.html



Cant wait to see you guys do this...and read the first few out there.....

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[17siturb0]

I read that it will lower by almost 2" im wondering what happens to the shocks and the dampers if the whole car is lowered

All it does is stiffen. Installing these springs will not do any harm.

 

[procivic]

They also only lower the car about 1.3" according to Skunk2, quite a bit less than 2 inches.

 

[17siturb0]

They also only lower the car about 1.3" according to Skunk2, quite a bit less than 2 inches.

That's a perfect drop.

I read that it will lower by almost 2" im wondering what happens to the shocks and the dampers if the whole car is lowered

I would agree 2 inch drop is over kill, but that's not the case here, where did you read that it would drop almost 2 inches?

 

[gotVTEC]

Can someone please link to an installation video for these?

 

[procivic]

Can someone please link to an installation video for these?

These just came out, so there will not be an install video for Si models at least. Someone might have a non-Si spring install video though.

These would install the same way factory springs would.

 

[Rikdrt1]

Skunk2 has just released 10th Civic lowering springs that they claim are tested to fit and work with all 2017 Civic Si models! The approximate lowering amount is about 1.3" front and rear, which will be a perfect drop amount for most customers.

In stock and ready to ship.

Follow the link for more product details, pricing, and to purchase: http://www.procivic.com/p/m/civic/skunk2-lowering-springs.html



From that link.......above

Skunk2 lowering springs give your car superior handling performance and an aggressive stance while still retaining a smooth ride. The same engineering and quality that goes into our racing springs also goes into all of our lowering springs. Each spring is SAE9254V CNC-wound using spring steel, shot peen stress relieved, and corrosion protected using phosphate and powder coatings. The result is a spring that specifically offers race car handling, yet maintains smooth and comfortable ride characteristics. Each spring is designed to optimize the balance between performance and comfort.

Lowers approximately 2.0", depending on the application (see the application notes for exact amounts). Can be used with factory or aftermarket shock absorbers (Skunk2 shocks recommended) and look great on vehicles with stock or aftermarket wheels.

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They also only lower the car about 1.3" according to Skunk2, quite a bit less than 2 inches.

 

[Rikdrt1]

Sorry, my bad 1.3 and 1.25 found it.
Id like to hear from someone soon..that will do this

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