Photos Official Lowered Sedan Pics Thread.. :)

[webby]

did you have any issues with the install... or tips for others?

 

[Eddie Blanco]

did you have any issues with the install... or tips for others?

No issues, I have lowered a few civics. It's always nice to work on a brand new car. I'd say make sure you have 2 floor jacks, it makes it alot easier.

 

[JOhn]

yeahhh dropped PMM sedans taking over

 

[redsfan]

So you guys w/ Road Magnets like em? How's the ride?

Also, did you guys get em because they're the only avail. option specific for the 9th? Or have you had em on diff vehicles in the past?

 

[JOhn]

got them bc thats all there was....and im happy with em! perfect height for me

 

[redsfan]

I think the drop looks perfect & they seem to have great reviews. I think there made here in the US too. The only thing keeping me from getting em is I've never heard of or personally known anyone that has heard/had em. Also, the name is kinda fruity

 

[Eddie Blanco]

I think the drop looks perfect & they seem to have great reviews. I think there made here in the US too. The only thing keeping me from getting em is I've never heard of or personally known anyone that has heard/had em. Also, the name is kinda fruity

I picked up a set because they were the first available, I saw a pic of a guys sedan from New York and I thought they looked great. They ride good, but a little stiff. Check out their website it has a bunch of testimonials. Overall I'm really happy with them.

 

[redsfan]

Do like em enough to not feel like your gonna replace them once some other companies come out w/ there springs/coilovers?

 

[Eddie Blanco]

Do like em enough to not feel like your gonna replace them once some other companies come out w/ there springs/coilovers?

At first I thought I would have to replace them due to height, I thought I would eventually wanna go lower. But I'm happy with the height and ride, the only thing I would swap them out for would be a sweet airbag setup!

 

[redsfan]

I'm gonna give to til the end of March, if Eibach, H&R, Progress or Tein doesn't have anything for me by then, I will buying these..

 

[webby]

I hadn't heard of them either, but I see a number of other car clubs/forums have reviews from customers.

 

[PapiFlyy]

I picked up a set because they were the first available, I saw a pic of a guys sedan from New York and I thought they looked great. They ride good, but a little stiff. Check out their website it has a bunch of testimonials. Overall I'm really happy with them.

Yeah I heard that's why I'm on skunk 2s they ride stock I love it

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[redsfan]

I'm anti-Skunk2 had too many issues w/ several diff products. Drop does look nice though..

 

[PapiFlyy]

My car drives stock and I love it


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[Eddie Blanco]

My car drives stock and I love it


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My civic rode stiff when I first got it new. With the Road Magnets it corners better, handles better and rides better than it ever did stock. Plus the ride height is picture perfect.

 

[PapiFlyy]

Not bad


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[brown_bear]

ill soon have some pics, soon having a friend take pics this weekend of the whip...

 

[Eddie Blanco]

 

[lunarfaze]

Damn... I nearly blew my load dozens of times looking at these photos. The white with white is HOT. Thanks for sharing everyone. Love the photos.

I am looking for springs right now for my Silver EX. And rims. I am open to suggestions!!! (Hint, hint). I want to drop about 1-1.5"... not dumper but lower.

I liked the way the 8th Gen Neuspeeds looked. I had Neuspeeds on my del Sol and loved them.

 

[AlainaRM]

Hello Everyone,

I just wanted to introduce myself. I am Alaina, and I am with Road Magnet. I would like to start out by saying, that in NO WAY am I on here to sell any products. I am just here to reach out to everyone on this forum, and answer any questions (to the best of my ability) that you may have about the Road Magnet Lowering Springs for the 9th Gen Civics. Road Magnet Lowering Springs are currently on the market for the 9th gen Civics. The interesting thing about the suspension on these models is that there are actually 4 individually different springs for this vehicle. The right side of the car (front and rear) actually use "right handed" (the direction the in which the spring is coiled) springs, and the left front and rear are "left handed" springs. This differs from any previous gen Civics, making it a little more difficult to use 8th gen springs on the 9th gen Civics without running into ride quality problems, fitment issues, etc.

Road Magnet Springs were featured on the Fox Marketing Honda Civic Si Coupe in the Honda Booth at this year's 2011 SEMA Show. So far, there has been only the highest praise on ride quality and handling.

In the meantime, feel free to check out Road Magnet's website at www.roadmagnet.com & the Facebook page at www.facebook.com/RoadMagnet

All of Road Magnet's Springs are manufactured from coil to powder coat in their facility in the USA, and come with a 100% guarantee. If anyone on this forum has any questions, do not hesitate to contact me!! You may contact me through the forum or email me at alaina@roadmagnet.com

Thank you all very much for considering Road Magnet Lowering Springs for your 9th Gen Civics!