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I'm looking to lower my 95 Camry LE 2.2 I4, I would like about a 1.5" drop, but my problem is that I don't want it to be so that I have no wheel gap in the rear, and plenty of wheel gap in the front. I ran into this problem with DZ Sport springs. I hate the look of a reverse rake! I am currently looking at H&R, B+G, and Intrax springs. I really want nice stiff springs for handling. Please give any insight you may have. Oh and by the way, I can not afford coil overs, I can barely afford springs. Thanks.
I have Intrax, and the drop is good, pretty level looking too, it looks real mean. BUT it is way more than a 1.5" drop if that is what you're really looking for, I'm running 1.5fingers in the rear and 2 fingers in the front with the stock steelies. Intrax+tokico=much fun in corners For your drop I personally like H&R, but Eibachs are good too.
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id have to agree that u get shocks along with the drop, i rode on jsut lowering springs for a ling time and once i got my tokicos the ride is really nice, not bouncy at all.
Start saving up, 20 here 20 there..... Trust me, coilovers are the way to go...
Trust me I REALLY want coil overs! The problem is that I am a poor college student that can barely afford Ramen noodles. It took me a year to save up enough for springs. Don't worry though, in a couple years after I get a degree and a good engineering job, this thing will have more done to it than just coil overs.
my bro has intrax springs on his camry with tokico struts and this is how it looked
his car has kinda goten lower over like 5 or 6 years on them but it still handles alsome
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Lowering a Gen3 Camry
For your drop I personally like H&R, but Eibachs are good too.
. It took me a year to save up enough for springs. Don't worry though, in a couple years after I get a degree and a good engineering job, this thing will have more done to it than just coil overs.
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