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[Dimaoala]

Originally Posted by gold94corolla

Wow, I really LOVE those projectors in the head lights!!! Looks so clean and factory.

+1, I didn't even notice them lol.

[jayel]

Originally Posted by pengin978

annddd...
DSC_0014 by pengin978, on Flickr

i want to drop my 10 xrs like this what do i need to buy other than a coilover im planning on buying BC coilovers thanks for the help

[LeanBurn]

So do you plan on raising up and down with the changes of each season in Winterpeg? That is a lot of $$ for wheel alignments each fall...unless you plan on storing it.

[jayel]

Originally Posted by LeanBurn

So do you plan on raising up and down with the changes of each season in Winterpeg? That is a lot of $$ for wheel alignments each fall...unless you plan on storing it.

its going to be just a summer car, so any other things to buy other than the coilovers?? hehehe winterpeg lol

[littleboi64]

Originally Posted by jayel

its going to be just a summer car, so any other things to buy other than the coilovers?? hehehe winterpeg lol

dont slam you car if you dont even know what you need to do it. you are not ready.

[jayel]

Originally Posted by littleboi64

dont slam you car if you dont even know what you need to do it. you are not ready.

i am not doing it myself my local shop will do it for me i just want to know what else do i need

[littleboi64]

Originally Posted by jayel

i am not doing it myself my local shop will do it for me i just want to know what else do i need

you arent ready to DRIVE a slammed vehicle

[Sakura Sin]

Originally Posted by littleboi64

you arent ready to DRIVE a slammed vehicle

Why not?

[Digital_Jedi]

Jayel-

BCs will be all you need, make sure you get the extreme drop kit and the right spring rates (i use 8k/6k in the front/rear/).

Check out the spring/coilover thread, give it a good read and you will grab lots of useful information!

If you are really slamming it you may want a bit stiffer, but then again, that's your call so def read up. Doing the install is pretty simple too, especially if you need to make any adjustments in the future. There is a great writeup on how to do it in the DIY section (its for springs but its the same deal).

You may also need to roll your fenders depending on your wheels/tires....


Make sure you read up on driving a slammed car too. Angles will be your new best friend....you may knock you rear bumper partially loose a few times if you dont haha (don't worry it pops right back in).

[bazingax3]

How do you angle over a speedbump if its straight infront of you? I understand angles in like driveways, but not speedbumps.

[Kakash24]

Originally Posted by bazingax3

How do you angle over a speedbump if its straight infront of you? I understand angles in like driveways, but not speedbumps.

The wheels my friend, the wheels. Angle by how the wheels go over.

[bazingax3]

So just as you're starting to go over, crank it one way or the other? It doesn't need to be a big turn?

[Kakash24]

Yup, thats right. You can also move yourself so that you go over it at an angle.

[gold94corolla]

There's nothing you can do for speed bumps, except for SLOW WAY DOWN you don't want your underside smacking the speed bump after the front wheels go over it.

Originally Posted by Digital_Jedi

BCs will be all you need, make sure you get the extreme drop kit and the right spring rates (i use 8k/6k in the front/rear/).

If you are really slamming it you may want a bit stiffer

This right here is what you need. Get the custom spring rates (I've got 14/12 on my IS) and the extreme drop kit. This will allow you to go very low without bottoming out. I personally like the stiff ride.

[Jzen16]

youtube lol