lowering spring compatible ?

[jaguar]

I have the opportunity the get myself some lowering springs for a fair price

verlagingsveren toyota camry combi V10W (4-cil) vanaf bouwjaar 7/1992 merk H&R 35 mm

will the combi springs also fit the regular sedan ?
and if not, what would be the effect of putting them on anyway ?

thanks

[Eye8Pussies]

don't understand your language, bud.....

but seriously....if you know how to do your suspension yourself, then just grab a couple of buddies, go borrow a spring compressor, and give it a try....if it doesn't work the way you want, then just take them off....

[Nick]

is a combi a wagon? if so then they'll fit, but the rear won't drop as much

[jaguar]

hey, thanks for the replies

Eye8Pussies: it's dutch

Oldman: thanks, I'll look into it, can't really go wrong for 100 bucks ey as long as the rear wont be jeep-like it'll be ok.
are there serious handling issues ? or is it just an uneven drop then ?

[Nick]

don't know, if you can change them out yourself, i say go for it

[jaguar]

Originally posted by Oldman
don't know, if you can change them out yourself, i say go for it

hmm is a DIY possible, or does it require special tools and such ?

[Nick]

you'll need a spring compressor, which over here is really easy to rent for free, but i have no clue about belgium

[jaguar]

Originally posted by Oldman
you'll need a spring compressor, which over here is really easy to rent for free, but i have no clue about belgium

i could take them to the shop

thanks for the replies, i'm gonna go for it i think; 100 bucks isn't that big of a risk

[Eye8Pussies]

^ true, but if you can't do it yourself, then think twice about it, cuz if they don't fit, you'll have to pay for install + uninstall.....

but if you do it yourself, you'll just waste a number of hours and that's it....

good luck

[Nick]

but a shop costs about 5 hours labour to do all 4 corners, you're better off doing it yourself, who needs to give a shop 250$