3rd & 4th Generation (1992–1996 & 1997–2001)Toyota Camry Discussion for years: 1992-1996 & 1997-2001
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I have H&R Sports Springs on Monroe Shocks. Ride quality is nice. Doesnt really lower it an extreme amount like a dumped suspension, but I have two fingers between the tire and fenders
i saw your pics, it looks good but i dont know if i would want it like that or a bit lower cause i dont want it to be like completely on the ground lol
Funny this post came up today. Yesterday my car got Tokico's with H&R's put on...and honestly it doesnt feel that far off from stock.. the ride quality is better than what i expected. It feels more glued to the road too. I'll get some pics up later on today.. and i think i have about 2-2.5 finger gap all around..i have to check again
First I had sprints on stock shocks...sucked. next i got tokicos to go with thme, much better, but too soft. after I got the car back, there were a nice set of H&R springs with tokico shocks, and i loved them, not as low as i wanted but felt great. finally i did what i should have from the beginning and got coilovers.
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Originally Posted by EDman0142
Funny this post came up today. Yesterday my car got Tokico's with H&R's put on...and honestly it doesnt feel that far off from stock.. the ride quality is better than what i expected. It feels more glued to the road too. I'll get some pics up later on today.. and i think i have about 2-2.5 finger gap all around..i have to check again
Dropped right now on tokico blues and ground control. in the next two weeks should be switching over to tokico and eibachs. ground control isn't good if you live near new york city, stupid potholes.. ruins the ride whenever you're going straight. on turns though, nothing is better than a stiff spring setup like gc's. the eibachs also won't give me a huge drop.. got some hellaflush stickers to take off the rear windshield after switching over
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