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Any chance of getting ground-control coilovers to fit a Gen 3 Camry?
Mike,
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1992 E34 M5 Mauritius Blue
92' ES 300 (winter slut)
04' G35 M6 Coupe (sold, not missed)
95 Camry V6 LE (sold, and missed)
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1992 E34 M5 Mauritius Blue
92' ES 300 (winter slut)
04' G35 M6 Coupe (sold, not missed)
95 Camry V6 LE (sold, and missed)
Originally posted by V6LE which two sets specifically???
Thanks,
theres the VIS which sucks balls.
and the Jic Magics which sucks balls too ( my own opinoin) and its expensive.
I personnally will make my own coil overs. I rather do it this way because I can choose what spring rates I want and what short stroke shock I can get ... My drag setup will end up being 700 to 750lbs in the front and 1000lbs in the back. For street use I would use 500 to 600lbs in the front and 700 to 750 lbs in the back .
what kind of drop will you get with your own coilovers? When will you be making them??
And, how much are the JIC majic ones??
Thanks,
Mike
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1992 E34 M5 Mauritius Blue
92' ES 300 (winter slut)
04' G35 M6 Coupe (sold, not missed)
95 Camry V6 LE (sold, and missed)
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Originally posted by Wraith
I personnally will make my own coil overs. I rather do it this way because I can choose what spring rates I want and what short stroke shock I can get ... My drag setup will end up being 700 to 750lbs in the front and 1000lbs in the back. For street use I would use 500 to 600lbs in the front and 700 to 750 lbs in the back .
I agree with what Wraith said, except when you choose your springs rates, i would rather go with 500lbs/inch in the front and 600lbs/inch in the back, just cause i think 700-750 might be a little too harsh, but for drag, the less squat you got in the back, the better....
B&G has springs, I didnt see any coil-overs.........
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1992 E34 M5 Mauritius Blue
92' ES 300 (winter slut)
04' G35 M6 Coupe (sold, not missed)
95 Camry V6 LE (sold, and missed)
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