Overall, which? Eibach ProKit or Sportline?

[03CivicSi]

Hey, I was just wondering what everyone thought would be the better buy or choice of purchase, the ProKit or Sportline's? I've heard plenty of good for both but it looks like a pretty hard decision, I was just really looking for an overall review or suggestion of these two products, thanks!

[Whiteboy]

From what I've read, it depends on the type of drop you want, 1" or 1.5". Just know that if you get sportlines you are going to need a camber kit which is another $130, and SOME members have had them sag in the rear. I was in the same dilemma as you, but I decided to go with Mugen suspension and I'm getting it put on today at 4 :)

[03CivicSi]

Well I will probably go with the Motegi's in 18x7.5, so would anyone recommend a 1" or 1.5"? which would look better?any pics?if the 1" looks better I assume that would be the ProKit so I may go with that..


any more suggestions?

[Stas03Si]

Got my sportlines put on a few days ago, I like it alot.

[frentzenej11]

Man, that drop looks lower than mine and I have the H&R setup which advertises a 2" drop.

[Lucid Moments]

I've had the sportlines on mine for about 5 months or so now and love them.

[Peking]

Originally posted by 03CivicSi
Well I will probably go with the Motegi's in 18x7.5, so would anyone recommend a 1" or 1.5"? which would look better?any pics?if the 1" looks better I assume that would be the ProKit so I may go with that.. any more suggestions?

With the sportlines you will be fine with the 18's

Just get your tires in 215/40-18, they are very well made. I have heard nothing but great things about Eibach. 1" drop is hardly noticable, so more drop is needed to get ride of the gap.

[03CivicSi]

Alright! Thanks guys:D It looks like its my first impression, Sportlines, thanks

[goy091]

Originally posted by Whiteboy
From what I've read, it depends on the type of drop you want, 1" or 1.5". Just know that if you get sportlines you are going to need a camber kit which is another $130, and SOME members have had them sag in the rear. I was in the same dilemma as you, but I decided to go with Mugen suspension and I'm getting it put on today at 4 :)

i dont think that the sag would come from the springs, more like worn shocks. Eibach makes high quality products.

[03CivicSi]

wait but do I need a new camber kit if I am getting the Sportlines??

[goy091]

most likely, Yes for the sportline. camber kit is $130ish + alignment costs.

[TEKBRAIN]

I'm still in Honda specs with the Sportline and no camber kit.

[Eee Pee]

Originally posted by goy091
i dont think that the sag would come from the springs, more like worn shocks.

Springs are what determine ride height, therefore, sag is from the springs.
Shocks only dampen the spring.
As in, slow down the springs movement.