Honda Civic Coilovers & Suspension

Coilovers, control arms and suspension parts for the Honda Civic, from the EF and EG/EK through the EP3, FA/FG, FB, FC/FK and 2022+ FE/FL, including Si and Type R. Brands include SF Racing, BLOX Racing, Megan Racing, Godspeed and Bull Boost.

Just want a drop without coilovers? See Honda Civic Lowering Springs (14 listed).

Choosing coilovers for your Civic

Honda has built many Civic generations and the suspension changes between them: EF (1988-1991), EG (1992-1995), EK (1996-2000), EM2/ES (2001-2005) and the EP3 Si, FA/FG/FD (2006-2011), FB/FG (2012-2015), FC/FK (2016-2021) and FE/FL (2022+). Si and Type R models often use different parts from the base car, and some kits differ by body style or strut diameter, so check the chassis code, model and years in each product title.

SF Racing lists Sport, Track and N2 coilovers and air struts across most generations, including Si and Type R. BLOX Racing lists Street Series II and fully adjustable Plus Series kits, and Megan Racing and Godspeed kits cover many generations.

For older EG and EK cars, BLOX Racing and Megan Racing list rear lower control arms and adjustable rear toe arms, and Bull Boost Performance lists traction bars and rear trailing arms. Plan on an alignment after any suspension change.

Honda Civic Coilovers & Suspension FAQ

Do Civic Si and Type R models use the same coilovers as the base car?
Often not. Si and Type R models frequently use different parts, and some kits differ by body style or strut diameter. Check the chassis code, model and years in the product title before ordering.
Do EG and EK Civic parts interchange?
Many 1992-2000 EG and EK parts are listed for both, but not all. Check the years and chassis codes in each listing.
What should I change when lowering a Civic?
Lowering adds negative camber, especially at the rear. Adjustable rear arms help bring camber and toe back into range, and older EG and EK cars often benefit from new control arms or bushings.
Do I need an alignment after installing coilovers?
Yes. Plan on an alignment after any ride height or arm change.