95 civic SI stock spring rate

[dyzryd]

Does anyone know the stock spring rates for a 95 civic SI?
I did a search, and tried Google, and couldn't find the stock spring rate.
Thanks.

[dyzryd]

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[dyzryd]

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[dyzryd]

been searching all over the web, and can't find the info.
someone has got to know?

[Targa250R]

Why do you need to know?

It's under 200 lbs-in in the front and under 100 lbs-in in the rear . . .

[dyzryd]

I want to get a new suspension setup for mainly street use and occasional autox.

I was told to choose a spring rate that was +20% from stock, which would give me a stiffer ride but still be comfortable enough for daily driving.

Plus I would like actual stats for my own info, and for others to also use as a reference. Hoping for stats like this, except for 92-95 civics, http://www.civicland.com/forum....html

[dyzryd]

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[kommon_sense]

I'd recommend sticking with H&R. The H&R Sports would be a good choice, but they may be a little more harsh than you would like for daily driving. I rode on a set w/koni yellows for about 4 yrs. If that sounds like a bit much for you, then go with the H&R *OE* Sports. They are more designed to be a more compliant but still sporty spring. So imagine if the civic si came in a sport package, then it would have come with something like the H&R *OE* Sports.

[dyzryd]

Thanks for the recommendation!

However, still looking for the numbers? I can't believe how hard it is to find this info.

[thetunersource]

stock spring rates are going to be hard to find... try calling honda usa and ask them but i doubt you'll get an answer.