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For the past 2 weeks I've been working with B+G Suspension. They're goal is a moderate drop while keeping the ride comfortable and still having it ride like a Camry.
Mike of B+G is debating whether the front should go lower. The only problem is that if the front goes lower, the stance will be raked, which is not what they want. Also, lowering the front even more would probably start kissing driveways and tall speed bumps. front has about 2.5 fingers
gap and rear has about 1 finger gap.
The drop is the same as Eibach and TRD drop( or close to it). i think B+G should go a different drop than other brands. i would say go lower in the front, but its my taste i rather have look over comfortable. Over all i think its a nice drop and stay in the comfor zone
The drop is the same as Eibach and TRD drop( or close to it). i think B+G should go a different drop than other brands. i would say go lower in the front, but its my taste i rather have look over comfortable. Over all i think its a nice drop and stay in the comfor zone
yeah, i'd love to slam it to the ground like my tC and SC but i have to keep it family friendly(wife and 2 kids).
to me it looks like stock height lol. 0 finger FTW! all jokes aside it is a nice drop but i would lower the front more like some other said. maybe go like 1.5 finger gap front. as soon as u load the back a bit it will look like the back springs are shot/sagging. it is atleast a even drop unlike the trds/eibach.
The back end looks like it's sagging a bit. They should make it even all around 1 finger gap on the front just like the rear.
But still looks alright
we were thinking about making the wheel gap even all around but lowering the front more will give it a raked look, which is not what they are looking for.
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Originally Posted by Pawel062
to me it looks like stock height lol. 0 finger FTW! all jokes aside it is a nice drop but i would lower the front more like some other said. maybe go like 1.5 finger gap front. as soon as u load the back a bit it will look like the back springs are shot/sagging. it is at least a even drop unlike the trds/eibach.
it's a big improvement from stock height. stock height was 5+ finger gap, so nasty LOL
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Originally Posted by Lankan007
im thinking of doing a drop too for my 07 LE..and it also has to be family friendly..how much did your drop cost?..any suggestions?
i was lucky to get the springs for free since they used it for the testing.
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Originally Posted by Pawel062
yea but OD will be effected and looks like its his daily so i don't think he wants that.
yeah, it's tough trying to balance looks and comfort.
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