# WTB: lowering springs or good coilovers for 88-91 civic

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**Post date:** [September 23, 2008, 12:53pm UTC](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/wtb-lowering-springs-or-good-coilovers-for-88-91-civic/199747/6 "2008-09-23T12:53:53Z")

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> [@1989 Toyota Supra Thread](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/1989-toyota-supra-thread/37966/17):
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> ^^^^Eibach/GC springs are excellent, but much shorter than a 1 1/2" drop if you try to use them WITHOUT the perches…IIRC those springs are 2.5" ID, and 6 or 7" long. That’s roughly 4 inches shorter (free length) that stock.

yea an 1 1/2 isnt gonna cut it i dont really want any wheel gap. so w/o the perches its about a 2.5 in drop then?

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