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im kinda new to this site and i was wondering if you could kindly explain whats GEN1-GEN5 is , and about the lowering springs... i dont know what brand to get... i want the kind of springs that aint that much of bumpiness of a ride, i just want to have more stability when im driving on the road.
thanks.
Gen 1 is 1983-1986
Gen 2 is 1987-1991
Gen 3 is 1992-1996
Gen 4 is 1997-2001
Gen 5 is 2002-Current
As far as springs go, I'm planning on getting the Eibach Pro Kit 'cause thats what TRD uses, and I heard that the Tein S. Tech springs are more stiff than the Eibach. Also, the Tein springs give you more of a drop than the Eibach. The Eibach drop is only 1.4" in the front and 1.1" in the back. Good luck.
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AND I no longer have a sound system, so that's not it. That's how sprints are.
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i'm surprised nobody mentioned to the noob to look at the camry faq first
there is alot of good information there. just look at the stikies at the top of this forum
camrypunks car gives me a headache -- its too shiney
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