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Improve Type S Handling without lowering
Hello, I have an '02 type S (150k mikes). I would like to improve the ride quality. I feel every bump, and have to grip the wheel tight to feel comfortable on bumpy roads at high speeds. Besides new tires, what can I do to reduce the bumpiness, and improve steering stability without lowering?
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Thank you for the knowledge. Much appreciated!The RSX has a firm and bumpy ride, and the stock shocks/dampers can last a long time.. You should not have to fight the steering wheel though.
Worn suspension bushings, tie rod ends and ball joints will cause handling problems. Get them checked out by a good shop.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing. I'll check it out!MotoIQ did a video on the EP3 Civic which has some of the same issues as the RSX.
You can apply some of the same ideas to fix bump steer (what you're experiencing, where going over bumps applies steering input) in the RSX.
Hey man, this video is the blueprint I needed! Do you know which parts I need for the white line bushings and hardrace parts? They list a bunch of different parts, and I just wanna get the essentials needed without lowering. Thank you!MotoIQ did a video on the EP3 Civic which has some of the same issues as the RSX.
You can apply some of the same ideas to fix bump steer (what you're experiencing, where going over bumps applies steering input) in the RSX.
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