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Old 09-22-2008, 03:42 PM   #1
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what are those specifictly for? and what type of loweering kit do you guys suggest is a good one with a reasonable price$?javascript:emoticon('')
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Well air stuts go replace the stock strut and spring set up
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are you wanting to do air suspicion on you car or just lower it with springs?
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what are those specifictly for? and what type of loweering kit do you guys suggest is a good one with a reasonable price$?javascript:emoticon('')
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If you are looking for a reasonable price then doing springs is the least expensive way to go and you have some options on how low (1 - 2 inches). Going with coilovers is another option but is more expensive and replaces both the springs and the shocks/struts, but will give you more options on how low (1 - 4 inches). Air suspension is even more expensive but is adjustable on the fly and gives you the ability to lay the car all the way down at shows and back up when your ready to drive.

Take a look around on this forum and do some research for what best fits what you want to do...
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where can i find an air strut kit for my tc
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where can i find an air strut kit for my tc
AirRunner has one for the tC
- http://www.airrunnersystems.com/cont...ications/scion

You could put one together from Universal Air or even Easystreet. Take a look under the tC suspension forum here on ScionLife.com and you should be able to find out more info.
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