[alexusl0l]

any tips on lowering my 1998 toyota corolla le?
preferably on the inexpensive side, i'm a college student c:
any advice is welcome
:thanks:

 

[gold94corolla]

Get Tein S-tech springs and call it a day! Swap them out for stock and enjoy the perfect ride height balanced with a good increase in performance. If your shocks are old, also replace those with KYB GR2s while you're at it. I speak from experience, I loved that ride.

 

[finkle1359]

X2 for the kybs. I have the h techs. About a half inch less drop than the s techs. I have kids in the back and i dont want to bottom out. No complaints and a great ride. Makes the look and handle better, hands down the best mod ive done so far.

 

[Bdub215]

I liked H&R's and KYB's as that was my setup.

 

[alexusl0l]

okay, I hear you.. but now I have another question. My boyfriend is gonna buy me the springs, but is getting new shocks REALLY necessary for lowering?

what could be the problem if i lowered it with stock shocks?

 

[RoachRolla]

they blow prematurely

 

[PhatRoyale]

get tein s-tech springs and call it a day! Swap them out for stock and enjoy the perfect ride height balanced with a good increase in performance. If your shocks are old, also replace those with kyb gr2s while you're at it. I speak from experience, i loved that ride.

+1

 

[99DDRolla]

Get Tein S-tech springs and call it a day! Swap them out for stock and enjoy the perfect ride height balanced with a good increase in performance. If your shocks are old, also replace those with KYB GR2s while you're at it. I speak from experience, I loved that ride.

+1

On them right now, love the ride, nice ground clearance. And the look is just right :thumbsup: