2023 Civic Si Spring Rates, Motion Ratio, Ride Frequencies, Autocross

[absolude]

Gotcha thank you

Sure, NP!
Maybe I should say that the front is slightly higher than the rear. Is this the case for stock springs???
In that case, I'd try the AFE Type R springs. Those are progressive and start from 165 lb/in., which IIRC, is the same as stock Si's rate. Thinking it'd be less bouncy on rough roads.

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[ValkenDnB]

Sure, NP!
Maybe I should say that the front is slightly higher than the rear. Is this the case for stock springs???
In that case, I'd try the AFE Type R springs. Those are progressive and start from 165 lb/in., which IIRC, is the same as stock Si's rate. Thinking it'd be less bouncy on rough roads.

Do you have a picture?

 

[ValkenDnB]

 

[absolude]

Thanks for the pic. Is the road slightly downhill?
Petty sure mine is higher in the front compared to rear.
I'll take a picture if I drive it to work tomorrow.

 

[absolude]

Forgot about this one I took not too long after install.
Maybe I should take another one in the same spot...

 

[ValkenDnB]

Thanks for the pic. Is the road slightly downhill?
Petty sure mine is higher in the front compared to rear.
I'll take a picture if I drive it to work tomorrow.

It’s up slightly. So slanted up from left to right.

 

[absolude]

According to these pictures I took today it seems to have settled in the meantime...

 

[ValkenDnB]

According to these pictures I took today it seems to have settled in the meantime...

Yeah that actually looks good. Can’t find any FK8 springs near me only FL5 unfortunately.

 

[absolude]

Yeah that actually looks good. Can’t find any FK8 springs near me only FL5 unfortunately.

Got mine used on Marketplace. I'd love to try the ones I mentioned before. These are a bit bouncy on real rough roads.

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