oem shocks

[Kjeldor]

i was wondering if anyone here knows of a website where i could buy stock shocks for my 95 civic. i know it will look bad, but not that bad, i was gonna buy tokiko shocks and springs to get a 1.5 drop but i dont wanna know since i might get a 1991 civic si this week and also because if i lower and i got 2 peeps inside wit me when the car bounces that wheels hits inside the fender, and my suspension right now is real bad
some help

 

[CHiNkStEr]

i have stock shocks and springs out of a 92 civic cx hatchback. still in pretty good condition before i took them out of the hatchback and lowered it. let me know how much you want them for. located in frisko. peace.

 

[Kjeldor]

dont need anymore, looks like the ride is getting lowered after all, thanx anyways

 

[dinko]

hope u invest in some pretty good coilovers or your ride is gonna be fuuked

 

[sherpagoodness]

i got the tokico spring/shock package....it improved my ride alot but the thing you have to look for is the bushings...mine are shot to s**t and they look horrible, all cracked and stuff. you will not get alot of rubbing with people in the car if you use the correct size tire....ive got 15" rims with 205 tires but i really should have 195...as long as the tires arent too big you arent gonna rub much...but for the price of the oem you can prolly get the spring/shock package which is worth it....personally its just another excuse not to have as many people in my car....but as long as your not stuffing fat bitches in the back rubbing shouldnt be an issue.

 

[Kjeldor]

yeah, i went to an autopart store and they told me it would be 280 just for the 4 struts. thats why now i am going to buy the whole suspension instead and drop it. my cousins husband told me to get h&r spirngs and i forgot what shocks but he siad it will be a nice combo and it will look and ride nice, i just got my new credit card today so guess what am goona buy?

 

[sherpagoodness]

yea...3 months later im still paying that s**t off

 

[acurals140]

Just do your research in these forums on peoples' opinions on what's good and what's not. Then choose a setup that will fit your needs after reading what everyone has to say.....