98 corolla springs swap?

[robupnya]

i was just wondering if i were to change my springs to on my corolla (eibach pro-kit 1.3" drop) would the stock shocks and struts work fine? would i need to buy a camber kit also? any advise is is appreciated?
one more thing, how hard is it to do yourself, to change the springs i mean?

[Pineapple]

Better get sturt with spring. Stock sturt may blow soon. Took me about 2 hours each spring on my Celica. I have rear swap bar which tie to the rear sturt and its a pain to remove because of rust. Remove the wheels and take a look at what you need to remove before you start.

[robupnya]

what 'bout a camber kit....do you think with a 1.3" drop that there will be a noticeable butterfly problem?

[Pineapple]

Nop, usually you don't need alignment unless its more then 2" drop. You can do it anyway but not needed.

[trdcorolla]

The eibach kit drop creates a little alignment problems. The camber was a little bad in the back but not too bad in the front. I have Trd sruts and springs. The springs are trd by eibach. My rear tires wore out really fast. Now Im thinking about buying eibach camber kit. Also I would not put aftermarket springs with stock struts. Its just not good. With my trd aftermarket struts, my 98 corolla handles like my stock 92 mr2 turbo suspension. Its awesome.

[TOYOTACOROLLA]

ive had my ride lowered for close to two years now changed suspension twice from h&r to apex and my shocks and struts are fine.

no need for shocks or camber kit for that kind of drop