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TruHart Coilovers

TruHart coilovers are budget-friendly, height-adjustable twin-tube units sold under the StreetPlus name for Honda, Acura, Nissan, Infiniti, and Subaru platforms, typically dropping a vehicle 1.5-4.0 inches with a 2-year warranty. They suit daily-driven or lightly tracked cars on a budget, not high-speed track builds.

The specs below come straight from TruHart's current catalog; owner reports on forums vary by application, so treat ride quality as something to verify for your specific car.

Example fitments

Selected applications checked on the manufacturer's catalog, not the full list. For your car, see fitment by car or the manufacturer catalog.

VehicleYearsKitPart no.Drop F / RPrice
Honda Civic (FC1/FC3 & FE1/FE2, non-Si)2016-2026StreetPlus CoiloverTH-H8141.5-4.0" / 1.5-4.0"$780 at the time of writingCheck price

TruHart's StreetPlus coilover line

TruHart sells coilovers under one current series, StreetPlus, built per vehicle application rather than across multiple named damping tiers. Each kit pairs a twin-tube front strut (50mm on most Honda/Acura fitments) with a twin-tube rear strut (44mm) and an independently adjustable lower mount, so ride height can be set without changing spring preload or losing shock travel.

Coverage spans Honda, Acura, Nissan, Infiniti, Subaru, and a handful of other JDM-leaning platforms, with a typical drop in the 1.5" to 4.0" range and a 2-year warranty across the line. Check TruHart's coilovers catalog for your exact application and current pricing.

StreetPlus specs at a glance

SeriesConstructionHeight adjustmentTypical dropWarrantyPrice range
StreetPlusTwin-tube, 50mm front / 44mm rear strutsIndependently adjustable lower mountAbout 1.5"-4.0"2 years$780-$820 at the time of writing

TruHart does not currently list a separate monotube or externally damping-adjustable coilover; StreetPlus is the full lineup for the coilover category.

Who the StreetPlus coilover is for

StreetPlus suits daily-driven or weekend-track Honda, Acura, Nissan, Infiniti, and Subaru owners who want a visible drop and basic handling gains on a budget, not racers chasing adjustable damping or track-day durability. If you need clickable rebound/compression control or a monotube design built for repeated track abuse, look at a higher tier instead.

Shoppers cross-shopping other coilover brands in this price range, and those deciding between a full coilover kit and lowering springs alone, should weigh how much adjustability they actually need before spending the extra money.

How TruHart compares with BC Racing, Megan Racing, and Godspeed

TruHart StreetPlus sits in the same entry-to-mid budget tier as BC Racing's entry lines, Megan Racing, and Godspeed. BC Racing's BR series adds 30-level external damping adjustment that StreetPlus does not offer, which matters if you plan to dial in ride quality rather than set it once and leave it. Megan Racing and Godspeed compete most directly with TruHart on price and twin-tube construction, so the deciding factors tend to be warranty terms, hardware quality such as camber plate bolts and lock rings, and which brand has verified fitment for your specific chassis.

None of these brands publish independent lab testing, so cross-check current owner threads for your exact application before buying any of them.

Installation and adjustment notes

StreetPlus installs like a standard coilover kit: the strut assembly replaces the factory strut and spring as one unit, and ride height is set at the lower mount rather than by threading the spring perch, which TruHart says preserves shock travel at lower ride heights. Budget for a wheel alignment afterward, since the included camber plates (where applicable) change the available camber range.

For the general install sequence and typical shop labor cost, see our coilover installation and cost guide; for setting ride height and preload once the kit is on the car, see how to adjust coilovers.

FAQ

Are TruHart coilovers good?

They're a budget-tier choice: adjustable ride height and a 2-year warranty at roughly $780-$820 per kit, with twin-tube rather than monotube construction and no external damping adjustment. Build-quality reports from owners vary by application, so check current forum threads for your specific chassis before buying.

What is the TruHart StreetPlus coilover?

StreetPlus is TruHart's current coilover line: a twin-tube strut kit (50mm front, 44mm rear on most Honda/Acura fitments) with an independently adjustable lower mount for roughly 1.5" to 4.0" of drop, sold per vehicle application rather than in multiple damping tiers.

What do TruHart coilover reviews say?

Owner feedback on forums for TruHart's StreetPlus kits is mixed: some buyers call them solid value for a budget coilover, while others report hardware issues like soft camber-plate bolts or a ride that needed re-setup to feel balanced front to rear. Treat it as a budget-tier product and check current threads for your specific car before buying.

How much do TruHart coilovers cost?

TruHart's own StreetPlus listings run about $780 to $820 per kit at the time of writing, depending on the vehicle application. Always confirm the current price on TruHart's site before ordering.

How far do TruHart coilovers lower a car?

TruHart publishes a typical drop of about 1.5 inches at the highest setting to roughly 4.0 inches at the lowest, adjusted at the lower mount without changing spring preload.

Do TruHart coilovers come with a warranty?

Yes, TruHart backs the StreetPlus line with a 2-year manufacturer warranty.

Related

Sources: TruHart homepage · TruHart coilovers category · TruHart StreetPlus TH-H814 product page (Honda Civic)