Reply With QuoteYeah it says NON HATCHBACK but they are the ones everyone has been using. They work fine and the drop is perfect! Trust me get them and you will love them.
I am curious as to what the part number is of the springs you have on your EP. If you have the springs for the civic 2001 and higher the part# is SKA22-AUB00, correct? I believe this is the same springs showstoppers has been selling. The reason I am asking is because I checked the TEIN website and it said that these springs are NON HATCHBACK. I was gonna buy these today but once I saw this I thought twice. Can someone please clear this up for me
Yeah it says NON HATCHBACK but they are the ones everyone has been using. They work fine and the drop is perfect! Trust me get them and you will love them.
I know. But paxoe says that their is one for our car, he has a part# and everything. Do you have these springs?
I mean PAXIE:)
actually tein does have one for the EP3 is in the tein japan website here is the part number for the soft springOriginally posted by SiR_d1
I know. But paxoe says that their is one for our car, he has a part# and everything. Do you have these springs?
SKA12-S1B00
they only make the soft spring..ft 279/ Rr 239, tein usa for the four/2 door is Ft 157/ Rr 291, both set of spring is in lbs.
hope that helps you ;)
i e-mailed the folks at tein and they assured me these are the correct springs for the EP3. they response from them also mentioned they think the stock spring rates are very stiff.
regardless, people have purchased and installed these springs w/o problems. i will be installing my teins this weekend.
Hi guys, just a quick question. I've been really considering these springs, and I've been wondering how many people have installed the springs without bump stops and camber kits? Are these springs perfectly safe without them? I know it's only a moderate drop, but I want to be perfectly safe, as this will be my first mod to my currently completely stock EP. So If I were to get these springs, would it be cool to just insall the springs as is, and I'm done, or would I need to cut bump stops and get a camber kit as well? Thanks in advance for any replies and/or suggestions/advices.
This thread should be moved to the Suspension forum.
You will need a camber kit for the rear wheels unless you want to eat tires. Not sure about the bumpstops.
im in such a dilema with this whole part number thing that Im getting to the point where I dont want to lower my car anymore.
which springs are you talking about? the one on the japanese webstite or the american?? I e-mailed tein to and I am just waiting for their replyOriginally posted by Tenacious G
i e-mailed the folks at tein and they assured me these are the correct springs for the EP3. they response from them also mentioned they think the stock spring rates are very stiff.
regardless, people have purchased and installed these springs w/o problems. i will be installing my teins this weekend.
here is TEIN's reply:
In regards to your question. The Lowering springs part number SKA22-AUB00
will work for the 2003 SI. Please contact any one of our dealers to order.
Thank you for your interest in TEIN High Performance Suspension Products.
Staff @ TEIN USA INC.
7631 Somerset Blvd.
Paramount, CA 90723
Phone: (562)633-7387
Fax: (562)633-7291
www.tein.com
the springs listed on the american site.Originally posted by SiR_d1
which springs are you talking about? the one on the japanese webstite or the american?? I e-mailed tein to and I am just waiting for their reply
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