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i have a 1994 1MZ (v6) wagon. i am doing the struts soon and am gonna go ahead and lower it so i dont pay twice for labor. . . sooooo. all of the springs i find say "Except wagon". any ideas? or some that do fit wagon? i will not use ones for the sedan becuz of the ugly saggin in the back(not my style) so any suggestions would be great. thanks!!
You could use the Tein S-Tech springs for 99-01 Solara V6s. They fit Gen 3s, and when on a Solara, have a raked stance (hiked up rear), which would negate the sagging (also helpful that they're JP-made and heat-treated, unlike the mystery-manufactured Tenzos, Dropzones, etc.).
Weight-wise, the Gen 3 wagon weighs 3263 lbs., while a Gen 1 Solara coupe is also around 3200, and the convertible is 3485 lbs.
You could use the Tein S-Tech springs for 99-01 Solara V6s. They fit Gen 3s, and when on a Solara, have a raked stance (hiked up rear), which would negate the sagging (also helpful that they're JP-made and heat-treated, unlike the mystery-manufactured Tenzos, Dropzones, etc.).
Weight-wise, the Gen 3 wagon weighs 3263 lbs., while a Gen 1 Solara coupe is also around 3200, and the convertible is 3485 lbs.
Hope that helps.
thanks ALOT. i will see about getting these soon.
QuEsTiOn:: Has ANY! had any problems from lowering their car?... becuz i kno when you jack a truck up, people break stuff all the time(even when not used for off road) so let me kno'Thanks
jonathan
Theres no problems lowering these cars except scrapping stuff on the ground & over speed bumps etc... If your not kitted, you should be just fine. Im bout to lower with a kit I hope I dont have to stop driving like an a$$hole
how low are you planning to go? i believe all springs for the CAMRY have that sagging Rear. probably not the solara's but most gen 3+4 are. I have gen 4 Zenn rear springs and front cut springs on mines. I like it Low. =)
how low are you planning to go? i believe all springs for the CAMRY have that sagging Rear. probably not the solara's but most gen 3+4 are. I have gen 4 Zenn rear springs and front cut springs on mines. I like it Low. =)
nothin too low. just 1.5-2.5 in. just enough to look nice. plus.. i still haul plenty of friends around occaisionaly. so not low enough to scrape.
how low are you planning to go? i believe all springs for the CAMRY have that sagging Rear. probably not the solara's but most gen 3+4 are. I have gen 4 Zenn rear springs and front cut springs on mines. I like it Low. =)
Hell, I have TRD lowering springs and I feel like it's sagging in the rear I think it's the car more than anything else
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Hell, I have TRD lowering springs and I feel like it's sagging in the rear I think it's the car more than anything else
well i kno that the gap btwn the wheel and the wheel-well is much larger in fron than the back on the gen 3's. so i think thats why you think ur saggin... the wagon looks about 3 in lower in the back than the sedan dos. (with sedan lowering springs. to see,,,take a level and put it on the underside of your car door to see if its really saggin or just looks like it. just a thought. GL
In Australia. You'll have to contact the seller about shipping to USA. According to the description, they lower the wagon approx 30-35mm (about 1.2-1.4 inches)
In Australia. You'll have to contact the seller about shipping to USA. According to the description, they lower the wagon approx 30-35mm (about 1.2-1.4 inches)
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