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Old 08-23-2007, 12:12 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Gen6 Finally lowered *Pics included*
So after having my springs riding in the trunk... I finally got the Camry lowered... and I must say... I think it rides better than stock... everything was smooth... and yes I know... I need spacers... i'm going to wait on it tho

I have a couple more mods coming, so i'll keep you guys posted

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Can't really tell from your pics but, does your rear sit lower than your front?
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It does... sucks, I was hoping it wouldn't but can't do much about that... it is what it is...
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^ Hey Mistabullet where the pics you promised? Get your ass on AIM! Anyways, looks really good man. You should get red valve stem caps to complement the red calipers.
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It does... sucks, I was hoping it wouldn't but can't do much about that... it is what it is...
Why does your rear sit lower? The design of the TRD springs is for the SE-V6 to sit level all around. Yours is the first SE that I've heard with this problem using TRD springs. (Hybrid owners always have this problem, which I solved by using SE springs in the rear).
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Why does your rear sit lower? The design of the TRD springs is for the SE-V6 to sit level all around. Yours is the first SE that I've heard with this problem using TRD springs. (Hybrid owners always have this problem, which I solved by using SE springs in the rear).
No, same is true for Akira's... You should remember that I installed them today, so it still needs to settle in, hopefully it'll settle more in the front than the rear
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i'm guessing i4s would definately sag in the rear since we're lighter up front =[
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bingo... but i4's have a better option to go with teins
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...hopefully it'll settle more in the front than the rear
Keep us posted because this is the only thing that's keeping me from getting a set.
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^ Where are those pics?!?!?!!?
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why do you need the spacers? i thought trd springs are just a plain install and use...
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spacers are for the rear wheels... to sit flush with the fender
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Old 08-23-2007, 01:33 AM   #14 (permalink)
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bingo... but i4's have a better option to go with teins
OK I'm getting ready to lower my car. So you suggest you go with Teins? Did they come out with the springs for the I4?
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