rpm street springs

[SMOKEYS36SHOP]

i am very interested in lowering my car soon but don't want to ruin the ride of my car. i have read a lot online about the rpm street springs working very well on the speed 6's. i just wanted to get an opinion on what people thought of them here on the forums and to see if i needed to do any other work to the car after installing them or can i easily just install the springs and walk away. i want the ride to feel like stock and don't want to be bouncing down the road like i see every civic i see. keep in mind this will be the first car i will have ever lowered in my life so i don't have any experience with how it will ride. also keep in mind i live in new york and don't want to lower my car too much cause i don't want to be worried about bottoming out or scraping the bottom of my car...that's why i only want to drop in about an inch. thanks for your opinions!

 

[i58858543]

I have the RPM streets and like them alot. You will need an alignment after install but that's pretty much it. Sounds like they are what you want after reading your post, I think you will like them.

 

[vrspeedemon]

RPM streets sound like just what you need, not too low, and very close to stock feel.