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Well for springs it can matter on what engine the car has, since a car with a 4cyl would be lighter than one with a 6cyl. I believe you can find the ES250 springs for the V6 Gen2 and the brand i believe is Jamex springs. Check out this site, it's only selling them for $99 a set, but I'm not sure if they have any left since it's been on "closeout" for nearly a year. http://www.gmpperformance.com/produc...ings/jamex.htm
yeah, i know i can use the springs for the 4cyl model, but i'd rather have the springs for a V6 so the front's not lower than the rear. i'm a neat freak, and that just wouldn't set well with me. but if i can't get any others, then that's what i'll have to do. thanks.
Originally posted by 90camryV6
yeah, i know i can use the springs for the 4cyl model, but i'd rather have the springs for a V6 so the front's not lower than the rear.
With the Intrax springs the front is lower then the rear. Doesn't matter if its a I4 or V6.
I have em on my 4 cyl. with Tokico struts. I chopped a coil off the rear springs to kinda even out the drop.
Originally posted by menaboy64 I didn't even know we had lowering springs Where can I get some, I'm putting on 17"s next week and I know I will need a drop of an inch or two.
As of right now the cheapest place to get them is from summitracing.com
$190 for a set of springs? I wish I can find some on ebay for like $100. I have a set of coilovers from my 93-97 ford probe, I think I may see if they fit. What do you guys think?
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