Installed this kit on my 08 honda civic ex, they fit BUT my car STILL rides hard and rough.Should I change the springs? What springs go with this kit?
1095333
Civics have a stiff ride from the factory. any aftermarket spring you buy with be stiffer and lower than stock.
1820804
I don't believe this is the right kit for automotive suspension. You need to get a larger kit made for automobiles.Ken
340164
I got that same "doesn't fit" message on Amazon page for my vehicle ... must be something funky with Amazon's system, because the 08U45-SNA-100 is the correct manufacturer part number if you look up your vehicle on one of those Honda Parts Direct websites. I ordered one and it fit my 2010 Civic Sedan EXL perfectly.
633014
After say about 500 miles it will be a good idea to get an alignment done , that gives it time for car to settle on new springs, i didnt need camber kit on mine but alignment is worth getting just to be on safe side. I been on stech for a yr about and no problems. Thanks hope that helps
30205
Because of the characteristics of the springs, diameter, k, length, I would be hesitant to use anything but OEM replacements to assure it continues to operate correctly. If you feel lucky you can grab all of the data, wire diameter, length at rest, stretched length and force required to stretch, hook end dimensions, etc. and go to an industrial supply store. You may find you will have to cut to length, apply heat to bend the ends and properly quench. I've made springs for other devices in this manner and would return to the OEM if possible just to save the PITA factor.
1584847
Just the 4 springs. You use all the other factory pieces. Im thinking I saw that they fit all years. Mine is an rspec as well and that shouldn't make a difference.
306155
This is a link to Eibach's web cite:http://www.eibach.com/cgi-bin/start.cgi/eibach/applications.html?APPLIVAR=eps_mThey should list the exact parts that will fit your Camry. The Eibach 4031.140 fits on the 8th Gen Civic sedans (2006-2011) for sure. I do not think these springs fit the Camry, take a look at the cite and I am sure you will be able to find what you are looking for.
341609
This finally FIT MY 2005 - 1.7A2 ENGINE. I own a 2005 Civic EX - 2 door - vehicle, The SI are a completely different breed. Stick with the Honda brand for the SI. Don't go cheap.As for what serial number, you lost me on that
362045
No, but I did use these on my Honda Civic and they worked out good, I had to use a wedge to open the gap between the springs so it could slide in more, that was my only issue.
2004144
Yes, these springs will fit all 2007 Honda Civic including the EX 4-door Sedan.
2030711
1) Yes, It surely fits 2008 4 door Civic.2) Shock Absorbers consists of struts & Springs. These components has complete strut but don't have springs on it.
174426
No they are way too small. I now have 07 civic ex coupe. You can buy emblems for that model from grfxpstore.com. They're quality emblems and have good prices.
1034885
No, I would find something beefier. These are not rated for anything bigger than standard car springs. if I were you, I would remove the struts and take them somewhere to have them compress and replace your springs onto the new struts. They should not charge you much for doing this , . hope this helps you
623221
Not sure. It fit a 97 civic ex perfect. Took less then an hour to install. Good quality to for the price. I'm guessing it will fit but not 100 % sure.
615969
These are OEM replacements, I don't believe they give you any lift over what the stock springs give you. Maybe others can chime in on this, but I'm pretty sure my answer is accurate.
671302
I cannot help you, my 1989 Honda civic was retrofitted from R-12 to R-134. The retrofit fitting adapter has it own valve stem on the low side (an extension stem and shorter) and not the same as the kit. There's another valve stem under the retrofitting (low side) adapter which could be replace by the kit. I used a tube cap valve stem remover and it work better than LR-14
1542909
Hi There, I haven't installed them yet. But they seem to be standard for the honda civic. i might do it this weekend.