Knowledge Base: Pro-S II Coilovers

New design. New features. Same price.

Jul 9th, 2010 // Article By: Skunk2 Staff // Photographer: Brandon McCray

Forget what you know about coilovers. Skunk2’s completely redesigned, fully adjustable Pro-S II Coilovers have arrived. Similar to Skunk2’s industry-leading Pro-C Coilovers, Pro-S II Coilovers now feature adjustable ride height and a state-of-the-art mono-tube design. Thanks to threaded shock bodies, Pro-S II Coilovers now offer height adjustments independent of spring preload, which results in significant ride-height changes without sacrificing shock travel or ride comfort. Watch the video to learn more.

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31 comments

Skunk2.com

[21] Jan 10th, 2011 @ 1:48 PM

Josh, that is basically what the Pro-S II Coilovers are designed for. We'd recommend sticking with the provided springs (rates vary depending on application).

jaywho

[22] Jun 25th, 2011 @ 10:08 PM

hey, just wnt to know if will fit in a civic ex 2000?

Skunk2.com

[23] Jun 27th, 2011 @ 8:43 AM

jaywho, we have Pro S IIs available for the 2000 Civic:
http://cms.skunk2.com/id/518/Pro-S-II-Coilovers/

j_21

[24] Oct 1st, 2011 @ 12:15 PM

These coiloverd are only for lowering the car? I'm looking to adjust the stiffness also. Are the pro-c the only ones that does this. I have a 97 4dr civic

Skunk2.com

[25] Oct 4th, 2011 @ 10:16 AM

j_21, only our Pro-C Coilovers feature adjustable dampening. Pro-S IIs do feature stiffer dampening, however, it is preset and non-adjustable. You will definitely notice performance advantages with the Pro-S IIs other than simply lowering your vehicle.

BarclaySS

[26] Jan 15th, 2012 @ 5:18 PM

is there 2 different parts for a 2000 base civic and for a SIR model and
is it possible to have the diameter where the fork will bolt to ?
thx

Skunk2.com

[27] Jan 18th, 2012 @ 3:44 PM

BarclaySS, all '96-'00 Civics share the same application and part number. The lower shock mount diameter is the same for all Civic front shocks from '96-'00.

jaaken

[28] Feb 10th, 2012 @ 8:24 PM

im looking for a set of coilover for my crx delsol but dun no what spring rate should i put in ? ( just for daily driving , comfort and good handling ) should i put 10k at f and 8k at r or 8k at f and 6 at r ... is confusing which 1 to put in ?

Skunk2.com

[29] Feb 13th, 2012 @ 8:13 AM

jaaken, for a more comfortable ride we recommend using 8 kg/mm and 6 kg/mm springs.

phil

[30] Feb 18th, 2012 @ 3:47 PM

I have a 09 Si sedan. my main concerns is looks. im not planning on tracking the car, Ive read that the factory rates used are kinda harsh for everyday use. can a lower spring rate be offered for my vehicle like your 8k/6k or a even a 10k/8k? thanks for the clarity.-phil

Skunk2.com

[31] Feb 20th, 2012 @ 10:38 AM

phil, yes, you can swap various rated springs into place. Please see this link to see all of the different spring rate options that we offer: http://store.skunk2.com/suspen...s.html

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