Stock Springs and TRD Lowering Springs

[aznianthorpejr]

I just had my 07 Camry LE V6 lowered with the TRD springs. Now im not sure about the rear of the car. It makes it look like its sagging. Should I put back on my stock LE springs to the rear od the car or should i buy SE spring? Is there a difference between LE and SE springs?

[Trojan]

Originally Posted by aznianthorpejr

I just had my 07 Camry LE V6 lowered with the TRD springs. Now im not sure about the rear of the car. It makes it look like its sagging. Should I put back on my stock LE springs to the rear od the car or should i buy SE spring? Is there a difference between LE and SE springs?

LE springs are a bit softer than the SE ones.

If you want an even drop, try looking into the h&r springs which drop your car 1.4" in the front, 1.3" in the rear..

[Tobeit]

...but if you just worry that something is wrong with your TRD springs...you are fine, it's the way it's supposed to be.

[Punks_Not_Dead5]

you could get SE struts if you're that worried about it, should even it out a bit more..

[white3ch0c0late]

All FWD cars have a higher wheel gap in front. Thats why front springs have more of a drop than the rear. But its not meant to completely even it out. Its normal.

[TRD VVTi]

Originally Posted by white3ch0c0late

All FWD cars have a higher wheel gap in front. Thats why front springs have more of a drop than the rear. But its not meant to completely even it out. Its normal.

I agree with the sexy stranger man with the Sportivo grille.