03-06 lowering springs

[06SuperCorolla]

im looking for a good set of lowering springs for my 2006 corolla, im not sure if i should go with eibach sportlines or something a little more subtle

[thms05corolla]

The eibach's are good springs but I have also heard of a lot of people using the Tein H-tech or S-tech springs. If it were me, I would use the TRD lowering springs which are like $230 or so.

[arens]

It's my understanding Eibach makes the TRD springs. Both of these are also progressive rate springs. I also believe these will give you a drop between 1 and 1.25 inches.


The Tiens are both linear rate springs. The H-techs I believe give close to a 2 inch drop after they settle and the S-techs give about a 2.3 or 2.4 inch drop after settling.

You will also need to decide what you want out of the springs before you make a choice. Do a search for 9th gen corolla (without the spaces) and check the forums. There is a great write-up on springs and coilovers.


Anyone know why it always goes *********** when I try to type 9th gen corolla?

[Jaspher]

Go with Tein S.techs. 9th gen corollas are pretty high to begin with. Anything less than a 2" drop will not be that noticeable.

[xXwidowmakerXx]

Originally Posted by arens

It's my understanding Eibach makes the TRD springs. Both of these are also progressive rate springs. I also believe these will give you a drop between 1 and 1.25 inches.


The Tiens are both linear rate springs. The H-techs I believe give close to a 2 inch drop after they settle and the S-techs give about a 2.3 or 2.4 inch drop after settling.

You will also need to decide what you want out of the springs before you make a choice. Do a search for 9th gen corolla (without the spaces) and check the forums. There is a great write-up on springs and coilovers.


Anyone know why it always goes *********** when I try to type 9th gen corolla?

the owners of this site baned the 9g3ncoro11a site name? jelous? they should promote active information sharing, oh well