Looking for Coil Spring Booster for 2007 Camry??

[cpearson73]

Does anyone know any Coil Spring Booster that will fit the 2007 Camry? Im looking for a real good one not one made out of rubber, such as the ones that are sold by SkyJacker or Daystar. Looking for lift the rear of my 2007 camry from 1 to 2 inches. Please let me know. Thanks again guys!!!

[Chunger]

Though not boosters have you considered using the Hybrids rear springs? I don't think it will lift it up a full 2 inches...

[JoeS_07SE]

Why?

[cpearson73]

Not looking for new springs just spring coil boosters because my rear wheels are 22 inches and they are sticking out because i put a 1.5 inch spacer so the wheel sticks out and now is hitting the fender. Just wondering if you guys know of any good coil spring boosters.

[njerald]

Ha!!!

[TRD VVTi]

Originally Posted by njerald

Ha!!!

No kidding.

[Epsilon]

Roll your fenders and get thinner spacers.

[TRD-98TT]

Here is a place that sells coil spring boosters....

http://gmocart2.gmotion.com/store/me...pring_boosters

....I would try the first one or the last one.

-Ryan

[JoeS_07SE]

Chevy ridin' high! I mean hmmm Toyota ridin' high. LOL! 4X4 Camry

The booster may or may not solve your rubbing problem. You should have gotten the proper width/offset without having to use a spacer.

-A 1.5 inch spacer is HUGE! I would not think you have enough thread on your studs to properly secure the wheel to the hub. That is very dangerous.

[Epsilon]

Hopefully he bought hubcentric spacers with extended studs.

[TRD VVTi]

Please post pics!

I need a good laugh.

[TRD-98TT]

Spacers that are an inch (25mm) or larger actually come with the studs built into the spacer. So the spacer attaches to the factory studs utilizing the provided attachment parts and then you attach the wheel to the spacer using your factory lugnuts. Extended studs are only used with spacers that are 20mm and smaller. They look like this....





....I actually used a 25mm spacer on my 2004 RSX when I installed the factory JDM DC5 Type-R wheels because I had not installed the factory Brembo brake setup yet causing the offset to be different. Here is what it looked like....



....So spacers can be used safely and properly if fully researched before installation.

-Ryan

[brian01togo]

22'' thats ridein high... just put some hydraulics on it instead .. your in a camry not a chrysler 300 brother !

[TRD-98TT]

Originally Posted by brian01togo

22'' thats ridein high... just put some hydraulics on it instead .. your in a camry not a chrysler 300 brother !

LOL....now thats the truth

-Ryan

[quote=cpearson73]22 inches quote]

OMG!!! Why would you put 22's on ANY car?