Can these springs work on a EG (1993 Honda Civic Hatchback, I think EX or DX)?
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Yes. I have these on my 92 hatch.. They work pretty amazing for how inexpensive they are.
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Not sure what springs you are talking about. The ignition system on my 2000 ford was difficult to work on only because the fuel injection rails had to be removed and even with that, access was terrible. The picture depicts what you get, each coil is a unit enclosed but they worked fine for me and the price was about 20% of any other I could find.
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Yes, you stock JK shocks will work just fine! If you have any other questions, let us know...-Jason
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Yes. It will work better than the factory spring. You should notice a slight reduction in the recoil as well as a faster reset to battery.
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No. The factory springs are under sized and relied upon the stock air shocks to help hold the car up. The springs on the Monroe shocks are there to assist the factory springs since they are insufficient to hold up the back of the car on their own.
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These are replacement springs for OEM normal or standard duty suspension, so they don't lift over stock, but they will lift over bagged out worn springs, but that depends on how broke your old ones are. My old springs were sagged over two inches, and these brought it back nicely!
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I don't know. They look generic. If the company won't/can't replace them, I'd try a spring manufacturer. If you google "heavy duty springs," you will get several possibilities.
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Yup, they're decent enough helper springs, I put them on my ranger, to offset the weight of some tool boxes, worked well enough. For the price, I was pleased
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I'm pretty confident the standard mil-spec spring is sufficient. Installed these on 3-1911s with no problems on any of them. YouTube your installation if needed.
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It depends. Does your car have rear air ride suspension? There will be 2 bolts holding the shock in place on the bottom and 3 on top. If that fits the criteria on your car they will more than likely work. It's a good idea to replace mounts when taking out the shocks too but you don't have to.
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I don't know what vehicle you have but they fit on my 1995 honda odyssey rear springs.They will not fit on struts.So if your vehicle has springs independent of shocks then they will fit.
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Go to eibach.com, click the British flag, then the pro kit spring section, then online catalog, find your exact car and figure out which model number pro kit springs you need. I'm sure it's not these because these fit Civics. German car, Japanese can shouldn't be able to fit anything from one to the other. But Amazon may have the right pro kit springs though, you just have to type the model#
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I actually put them on a 97 honda hatchback. Needed adapters , after that fit perfect. Nice ride, had them on for a year now with no problems
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Absolutely. That part number worked on my 2002 ZTS and 2003 ZX3. they are good struts and real easy to install as you don't have to mess around with the spring.
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They are a pretty universal fit type item. if the springs are average width, they should work.
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I also am looking for replacement springs. Does anyone know, or maybe help me with this.
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As long as you are using the stock air shocks yes. If not, then I do not know for sure. The have trouble sometimes fitting with coil shocks.