will this fit the 2006 honda civic fd model? also, how much lower does these drop compared to the stock springs?
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As long as you got a 8th gen civic it should work as far as the drop it will be about 2" front and back
1001541
You can just install these alone however take into consideration the factory stance is much taller. These will lower the rear of the bike 2-4" depending on the model. Mine was 4". Leaving the front with stock springs will work but make the front appear taller for sure and give it a raked out look. If you want to lower the front to make the bike appear more level then it's all a matter of your own taste. Function and geometry won't be affected by lowering the rear alone so it's up to you on the front. I used a Burly lowering kit on the front of mine to drop it 2" and level it out some. The Progressive kit is also good. You can just install these alone however take into consideration the factory stance is much taller. These will lower the rear of the bike 2-4" depending on the model. Mine was 4". Leaving the front with stock springs will work but make the front appear taller for sure and give it a raked out look. If you want to lower the front to make the bike appear more level then it's all a matter of your own taste. Function and geometry won't be affected by lowering the rear alone so it's up to you on the front. I used a Burly lowering kit on the front of mine to drop it 2" and level it... » Read More You can just install these alone however take into consideration the factory stance is much taller. These will lower the rear of the bike 2-4" depending on the model. Mine was 4". Leaving the front with stock springs will work but make the front appear taller for sure and give it a raked out look. If you want to lower the front to make the bike appear more level then it's all a matter of your own taste. Function and geometry won't be affected by lowering the rear alone so it's up to you on the front. I used a Burly lowering kit on the front of mine to drop it 2" and level it out some. The Progressive kit is also good. « Show Less
1965748
Hello Augusto, This fastener worked great with some modification for a Honda Civic 2002 and a Pilot 2006. Be sure to get the 25 pack. Getting them in the proper slot or hole can be tricky.
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.
2028049
Unfortunately my database only shows me what was offered on that car for that year. This wheel came on 2009-2011 civics. It may fit but my data does not give me this information. Based on the bolt pattern and the offset there is a very good chance it will. I would check with your local Honda dealer to see if the wheels on a 2009 civic fit a 2007 lx. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
734771
Greetings,These springs should lower the car approximately 1.25" front and rear.
1385291
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#
1746296
No, this is for 96-00 Honda Civics. I would recommend you go to your local dealer and buy this kind of part there. I made the mistake and got an aftermarket and it broke while installing.
302845
These springs give about 2.5" all around. The front will give a little more. I recommend if you get the springs to order the shocks as well. The stock shock won't last long and the ride will be a little rough. Eventually you will have to change the shocks.
268845
Yes, it will and will also exceed the OEM springs by far! Originals on my 00' txt were only 2 leafs and very loose. It will enhance the ride especially with a back seat. These hd's are 4 leaves and provide great support. Easy to change out and a definite plus having all new bushings that were included.
615971
These are stock, if your current springs are old and sagging these will raise it to a bit higher than stock as they are heavy duty springs. Worked great.
1080131
Sorry, I only know they fit the 2006 ~ 2009 series Honda Civic's. However, excellent brake pads, I would buy again as an OEM replacement for Honda pads.
1034882
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
311909
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.
2102171
No idea. They are a shorter than stock shock for my 2500hd that's lowered a little. Reason why I bought them. I can't give you a accurate answer on if they will fit. Sorry
2191005
It should indeed fit, this is an engine mount for the R18 motor, aka the 1.8L found in your 07 CIVIC EX MT. If you want 100% affirmation, call your local Honda dealer, have your VIN# ready, ask for the parts department, and get the part number for the passenger side engine mount. The mount you see here on amazon replaces part# 50820-SVA-A05 / 50820-SNB-J02. If that's the number Honda gives you, you're in good shape.
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Greetings. My apologies for the late response. Honestly I don't know if this will fit your Honda Civic. They fit my 2008 Honda Odyssey that much I do know.