Skunk2 s2000 Springs
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Does anyone have the Skunk2 Lowering Springs?
They are new for the s2000 I believe, and advertise them to lower between 2.25-2.5 inches which is the lowest for any s2000 springs I have seen yet.
They are fairly priced at $185 for a set, plus shipping.
They are new for the s2000 I believe, and advertise them to lower between 2.25-2.5 inches which is the lowest for any s2000 springs I have seen yet.
They are fairly priced at $185 for a set, plus shipping.
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well NOPI has the wrong drop...
I called skunk2 and they said its actually 1.25 - 1.5 .
here is part# 519-05-1680
so that makes more sense. cool
I called skunk2 and they said its actually 1.25 - 1.5 .
here is part# 519-05-1680
so that makes more sense. cool
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Is that setting 1.25 in the front and 1.5 in the rear? They should both be the same size if not having a lower setting for the front. The wheel gap in the front is bigger than the rear. I have B+G springs in my car and the front wheel well is larger than that of the rear's.
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I had Skunk2 coilovers on my Civic Si and I thought they were pretty decent for the price. But then again, those were coilovers, AND for a Civic.......so pretend I didn't say anything.
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So could I buy a set of lowering springs, say 1 inch lower than stock height, like the Skunks or something else and not have to buy a set of shocks since the factory's are firm enough already?
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