Lex_Giorgio

I'm looking to drop my car 1" next summer (not more than that), after reading a few suspension threads here, I came to realize that most people go with the S-Tech's, I personally don't want to drop my car to that point.

I'm aiming for a 1" drop, hence the H-Tech, but I don't want to lose the comfort. My question are: Does the comfort get affected with the H-Tech springs? Should I be looking for another spring?

Thanks in advance for all the help!

Uda880

iTrader: (7)

I don't think there is another spring aside from the OEM Sport Springs (3/4" drop in front only). H-Techs are a great mix of lowered height + comfort. Rides a bit firmer than stock, but not much less jarring than S-Techs and H&Rs. I think if you're looking for a great compromise between height + comfort + handling, it's a good route to take.

Given the price though, many would say to go lower. Personal preferences really.

Lex_Giorgio

Just to confirm, when you mentioned OEM sport spring, you're referring to these:
http://is.sewellparts.com/accessorie...2010/1800.html


Thanks for the info, I know going lower would look better, but I don't want to compromise the comfort at the moment.

MarioIS

From checking lots of reviews why don't you check out swift springs?
Seems like the best route

Gville350

iTrader: (10)

Sounds like the H-Techs are exactly what you want. I had H-Techs on my DD '95 Civic EX coupe and it rode like stock with that slight hint of a lowered stance. I loved them!

Lex_Giorgio

I'll end up going with F-Sport springs, I saw the photos and the drop is perfect and my dealer will honor the warranty on the car as well. So everything works out just fine.

Thanks again for the help everyone!