Handling for your civic

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Originally Posted by wynode

That looks like a 4dr si Ben!

The handling kit is a must I'd say. The best $500 I spent on the car. It made a big differnece to the car, especially at improving turn in and reducing body roll/understeer.......untill I got new tyres (but thats another story).

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What happened when you got new tyres?

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Originally Posted by vince

What happened when you got new tyres?

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No grip. Just bad tyres thats all.

Sorry i should have finished reading the post before asking. I need to change my tires too real soon cuz right now in the wet my wheels spin and sometimes i can feel the car sliding....it's fun for awhile but after a few close calls it can be a bit scarey....hehe

What tyres do you recommend? Currently i'm on low profile falkens.

Depends what you budget is. For around $190 you could go the Yokohama A539s which are an excellant tyre.

Your pictures are a life saver man.
I just got the rear 22mm kit and was pondering on how the hell they fitted it given that they forgot to include fitting instructions with the kit!

Thanks!

so the kit all up is $420?? dats for EK as well??

this thread is so old(2003) i think you should call whiteline to find out if thier prices have changed.

or pm egSi

on ek4, is just upgrading the rear sway bar to whiteline enough!?

The whiteline sway bar I have is really thick. So i think in terms of stiffness that whould be good enuf. But you'll still need a rear top strut bar to get better traction in the turns.

lmao, 2003!
hahah but anyway, i got shocks springs is this camber kit worth it?

wat do u's find the thicker Rear sway bar's actually improve. How different does it feel over the stock item? i only askin cause never driven car with aftermarket swaybar.