lifetime warrenty suspensions

[Night Wolf]

so yeah, Ive heard theres true coilovers out there with a life time replacement. but I bet you have to buy it from a company they like, like most of those lifetime things. well what are some true coilovers that have this life time warrenty, also what places should I buy these at?

[trah]

nuespeed are lifetime

[Tippey764]

KYB GR-2's and AGX's have lifetime warranties they arent coilovers but i thought i would throw it out there. Only if you are the orignal owner with the recipt though.

[Night Wolf]

I see. I like those AGXs. sence they are adjustable.

does nuespeed make coil overs? Ive never noticed. just lowering springs

[Brandoncb7]

They joined with Bilstein to make them. This may not be the best place to get them from but rather just a quick search.

http://www.sfxperformance.com/parts/...ers/page_1.htm

[Night Wolf]

hmmm intresting...

anymore out there? also can you get stronger/taller rear springs from those companies?

[mndude07]

The bilstein/neuspeed coilovers mentioned don't exist for the CB7 that I know of.

They're pricey, but check these out:
http://www.amrengineering.com/proddetail.html?veid=54

[civic_90_08]

Depending on how low you are wanting to go...dont get the AGX's.

I had them with sleeve coilovers and they didnt last long at all.

-Jordan

[xkjnboix]

dropzone has lifetime warranty. PERSONALLY i dont look at the warranty for anything cause chances are the company will try any way possible to make it seem as if it were your fault. if it breaks just replace it but it doesnt hurt to try. just my $.02
i thought koni was life too ?? well their yellows are amazing so go for it reguardless haha

[cb9wagon]

if its performance it's very tought to get any warranty.
as for wagon drop springs, you could just use the stock 4dr non wagon rear spring. this is what i eventually did to achive the 2" drop inthe front and the the1.5 in the rear. i tryed hard to find a set of springs locally but no luck. once installed thats the warranty.. basically. this is what 3 out of 4 sales reps said at major autopart chains.

[Night Wolf]

The bilstein/neuspeed coilovers mentioned don't exist for the CB7 that I know of.

They're pricey, but check these out:
http://www.amrengineering.com/proddetail.html?veid=54

never seen that company before. do you know any members rocking them?

Depending on how low you are wanting to go...dont get the AGX's.

I had them with sleeve coilovers and they didnt last long at all.

-Jordan

what you rock now?

dropzone has lifetime warranty. PERSONALLY i dont look at the warranty for anything cause chances are the company will try any way possible to make it seem as if it were your fault. if it breaks just replace it but it doesnt hurt to try. just my $.02
i thought koni was life too ?? well their yellows are amazing so go for it reguardless haha

hmm alot of people seem to rock them

if its performance it's very tought to get any warranty.
as for wagon drop springs, you could just use the stock 4dr non wagon rear spring. this is what i eventually did to achive the 2" drop inthe front and the the1.5 in the rear. i tryed hard to find a set of springs locally but no luck. once installed thats the warranty.. basically. this is what 3 out of 4 sales reps said at major autopart chains.

hows the springs in the rear? did you have to put them very high just to even out? or does the weight not effect them?

[mndude07]

A few members have them. I don't remember their screen names, but they had nothing but good things to say. Those are very likely the best coilover you're going to get for the CB7

[DJ metadelic]

Oooh those AMR ones look really nice Too bad they're so damn expensive...

[cb9wagon]

the wagon sits at about 1.5" in the rear and i've had 300 pounds in it so far. it still comes back up to the proper height after its unloaded.

the spring rate is quite fine, it's a little softer than i'd like but whatever works.

[Night Wolf]

A few members have them. I don't remember their screen names, but they had nothing but good things to say. Those are very likely the best coilover you're going to get for the CB7

damn. need to find them

Oooh those AMR ones look really nice Too bad they're so damn expensive...

yeah thats whats got me having second thoughts

the wagon sits at about 1.5" in the rear and i've had 300 pounds in it so far. it still comes back up to the proper height after its unloaded.

the spring rate is quite fine, it's a little softer than i'd like but whatever works.

so its 1.5 lower with out the weight?