Does the 2004 Honda Civic Si-G Coupe have the same stock springs as the Civic DX Coupe of the same year?

they may have used a lower spindle to drop the car sticking in stock height springs and going on down the road is not a good idea at the very least you need to know what else was changed. With out experience I suggest you go to a tire and front end shop and get some information. Most good shops will give you an estimate for free. Tell them what you want to do and then ask for a written estimate. That way you have a list of parts and you know for sure. As to finding out about the springs I suggest you look up online each car seperately and write down the part number for the springs. If they are the same the part numbers will be the same. And there may be a strut suspension in that car anyway and if its lowered the spring and shock may well be different

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I'm not to sure i own a 99 civic ex and a buddy has a 99 si both coupes and they were the same stock springs but they may have changed it through the years. I reccomend skunk2 products and procivic.com