3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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i liek the spyder one my self. plus you can do some nice fogs in thoes cutouts. creeps rigged up some IS300 lights in his. geven that was in a gen4 but the cutouts should be close in size.
Personally, I'm more of a lip kit kind of guy. I would swap the bumper to a gen3.5 bumper and get the rmm lip, a razzi rear valence add-on, and erebuni shogun sides. would cost a bit more, but look so much better.
^ good luck finding that rear valence. that thing is harder to find then a scepter pannel. called a few sites that actually had them listed and nope...none in stock. but one site did have the whole kit but wouldnt part it.
thanks i was thinking about that..theyre around the same price (i think) minus the paint job. if i were to go with the kit i'd be rocking it with the white primer for awhile...but if i lower, i was just gonna use the $100 dropzone or zenn springs with the kyb struts. idk what else is needed though.
do you know if the cyber uses the short 3.5 front turn signals or the gen3
eh, you probably don't want to run around with the kit unpainted... too many "rice" jokes would pop up
If anything, do as 94camryman said, and drop her about an inch. the car looks good as-is, and the lines are pretty nice. maybe do the lower part of your front bumper in black? I'm considering that for when the white stuff melts, and once I have some time on my hands
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1993 Toyota Camry 3VZ 5-Speed
(Beige Beluga)
1989 Toyota MR2 3S-GTE 5-Speed (Din)
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Shoot me a PM, I'll see what I can do
yea true..but then again im that much closer to having a one of a kind car with the kit. if lowering it is probably cheaper then ill go that route..i dont think ill have enough money for the paint job sooner then i'd wanted
just a little off, um who votes for me to go with an unpainted kit vs lowering the car
yea true..but then again im that much closer to having a one of a kind car with the kit. if lowering it is probably cheaper then ill go that route..i dont think ill have enough money for the paint job sooner then i'd wanted
just a little off, um who votes for me to go with an unpainted kit vs lowering the car
what do you mean paint the bottom part black?
As they constantly say on VWVortex...Lower It!
You've got the wheels, now you need Stance! (working on that myself right now...lol)
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would a camber kit be necessary (whatever that is)? i checked the spring/strut guide but i dont think its metioned.
ill be straight forward..i dont know how/what i need to lower a car. so ill be having a shop or a friend do it for me. All i know is springs + struts. but when i was searching online, a bunch of other parts came up with the struts like a strut mount & shock mount. are those needed as well?
would a camber kit be necessary (whatever that is)? i checked the spring/strut guide but i dont think its metioned.
ill be straight forward..i dont know how/what i need to lower a car. so ill be having a shop or a friend do it for me. All i know is springs + struts. but when i was searching online, a bunch of other parts came up with the struts like a strut mount & shock mount. are those needed as well?
Unless you are going with an extreme drop, you want need a camber kit. And I'm pretty sure you can just reuse those things if they arent too worn. You need the mounts, spring seats, bump stop, dust boot, i think im missing something. Venom make a nice thread about it. Just type "suspension" in the search bar and you'll find it. You could just save a bit more and buy some coils. Then it's all there, pre-assembled for you.
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