If you're using EP3 rear swing arms, you're going to need to shave the bushings on the rear struts.
I'm using RSX coilovers for my EP3 but I'm using everything from an RSX for my suspension.
I'm going to buy some rsx spec tein street basis because of the stiffer spring rates, is there any downside to this? From what I read, all I need is RSX tie rod ends and that's it. Is there any other parts that I need to install the RSX spec coils on my ep? Also, for what year RSX should I order the coilovers and the tie rod ends??
If you're using EP3 rear swing arms, you're going to need to shave the bushings on the rear struts.
I'm using RSX coilovers for my EP3 but I'm using everything from an RSX for my suspension.
Would I be able to get new bushings for an EP in the rear?
Or re-use the bushings from my stock shocks?
Not sure, when I ordered my coilovers they came with solid bushings and not rubber or polyurethane.
Also, from what I've read I don't think the EP3 strut bushings will fit, but I could be wrong. When you get yours in take a picture to compare and show us if they will fit.
If I get the coils for the rsx haha I might end up just buying them for the EP, but still researching
Just get them for the right car. I still have mixed feeling about my tein basics.
He can get them for the RSX, it'll work. Don't know why he want's the RSX ones specifically though. Only reason I went with DC5-S coilovers is because I have everything DC5-S, EP3 stuff wouldn't bolt up.
As for the spring rates, get them custom ordered. Call the company and have them switch the springs for you, it really isn't much more than the standard price to get custom spring rates, all you have to do is ask.
you just need tie rod ends and shave the rear bushings on the coils to fit the ep lca. its like a couple millimeters.
Rear heights keep shifting. But then I have feelings that my suspension bushing may be worn or something.
And, I wish they came with their own top hat assembly for the rears, since apparently I was missing some spacer or something, so I had to make up spacers that would work.
Other than that, I like the feel. Not too much stiffer than the stock but a comfortable stiff for a daily.
If you want a stiffer ride check out buddy club rsd. Read some good reviews bout them. I'm gettin the n+ cuz it can Ho softer
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