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Old 08-14-2010, 03:24 AM   #1 (permalink)
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3rd Generation Sedan vs. Wagon Struts

Hey guys.

I had a couple of questions.

1. Are there any differences in size or length differences of struts that fit on the sedan and wagon in the rear

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2. Are the top strut mounts the same on both cars?

Reason im asking is because i am thinkin about dropping the wagon on coilovers but im not sure if they will work or mount properly. Any feedback will be welcomed.

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Going by the KYB part numbers for the strut and the strut mount, the units between the wagon and sedan are exactly the same. The springs themselves I am not sure. I *think* the wagon and SE used the same springs at the back.
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Double check those UPPER strut mounts. Toyo-diy.com I'm not 110% sure theyre the same. The struts themselves are the same. I have never heard anything about the SE struts being the same as the wagons.
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