Bags or Cans

i have a set of cylinders for a civic, no valves tank or compressor, but they dont leak and their takin up space in the shop. 250$

Whatever you do, buy new cans. Cans can be so tempermental that it is best just to get new ones.

Cans are simple to install too, will be a good first setup, you will learn a lot from it. Really user friendly.

Have fun doing it, and don't forget to ask questions when you start running into problems getting it low. There are a few guys on here that have a ton of experience with cars and will be able to help you a grip.

Edited: 4/5/2006 1:33:14 PM by jcordova

The one thing that you do need to plan on is cutting the top of your strut towers out in the front, that will be your first stopping point. Cutting that out will drop it an extra few inchs. You will probably be happy with the way it sits after that.

You will need to cut it out becauase your upper control arms will hit the top of the strut tower.

I have parkers if you really want to do it or bag it with these and your shit will lay hard but no dog leg...

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So if im doin 4" cans in the front and 3.5" in the rear what all else will I need/want to get and should I go buy a kit or piece it all together?

I think you should buy a kit. It will have everything you need, eventually you will have to upgrade and modify the brackets but for now you should pick up a kit and throw it on, learn how it all works. Then you will know what needs to be upgraded and what needs to be trimmed to drop it more.

i say you should piece it all together so you know what your getting and there is no point in ordering fitting and hose offline you can get them local im sure

i got 2500 bags on my civic and it 3wheels the front or the back