BOXMAN

Sport Springs

VOGTLAND sport spring sets made in Germany give your car improved dynamic handling, better cornering and a dynamic appearance. This means better appearance with maximum driving comfort in normal operation and sporty, progressive tuning at the operating limits. The special driving dynamics are achieved by the innovative spring design.

Lowering from 30, 40 or even 60 mm is possible. You can choose between this range of different sport spring sets.
The lower center of gravity provides greater handling and increases driving fun.

The reduction of the spring travel demands a specific spring characteristic, derived from Motor sports. The VOGTLAND-Compound-Spring consist of two different spring rates: a starting and an end rate. These are specially calibrated for every car model balanced and interacting characteristics stand for a well-balanced driving comfort and more sportive dynamics.


Here are the Specs on the Scion Tc springs.

Drop:
Front:40mm or 1.57"
Rear: 30mm or 1.18"

Spring Rate: Tba
Front:171lbs
Rear: 321 lbs

These as you can see are a great spring when you want just a little more than the TRD drop but you don't want S-tech low. Vogtland springs are available from any SL sponsor that sells Ingalls Engineering products. These are a great solution for the Tc's out there running staggered fitment rims or wide wheels all the way around.

Check out Voglands website for more info.

www.vogtland.com

Baron1C

sounds pretty sweet, anyone ever heard of these before?

BOXMAN

Vogtland is been in the spring business for over 90 YEARS! They are looked upon very high in the Euro world. Also Vogtland springs are on almost all Nascar Nextel/busch series cup cars.

1_kLEan_tC

wow....that sound like a good spring...

BOXMAN

Take the chance. I switched from Hotchkis and wont ever go back!

BOXMAN

Update spring rates in first post

soros151

What about H-techs, this are like this almost and they are from TEIN.

Tcguy85

anybody have pics of these on a tc fully settled? and whats the price on these?

BOXMAN

I will have photos soon the springs are way worth it. As stated above I had hotchkis and wont ever go back.

BLUEMEANIE

I had Vogtlands on my Camry ... Damn good springs.

ryphlex

I'd like to see pictures too.

Tcguy85

i'm about ready to buy hotchkis springs so try to persuade me other wise.

BOXMAN

I have a set of hotchkis springs I will sell you for 110 shipped right now.

Tcguy85

the numbers being 1.5" and 1.1" are obviously less of a drop than hotchkis, more like the trd or h tech. are they in fact that small of a drop or are the numbers not really right. i definetly like the look of the tc on hotchkis and if it isn't as low as them then they aren't the springs for me.

please give us the scoop on these and post some good pics BOXMAN.

BOXMAN

I took my hotchkis springs off to put VOGTLANDS on enough said

Tcguy85

what makes them so much better, give us some details

BOXMAN

I run 19" rims and Hotckis was too low and caused issues. I also had a very bad case of coil lash in the rear due to the Hotchkis soft spring rate. If you want low I would sugest Hotchkis or Tein. If you want quality and performance i would go Vogtland. I mean 90 plus years in the industry and a very very strong following. This company doesnt sponsor or advertise for the Import side of things and they are still well known. They just released the Scion line give it time and you will wish you had went Vogtland.

But if you want make it 100.00 for my used hotchkis springs.

djct_watt

Vogtland. . . hmmm. . . at first I didn't want to drop the tC. . . but now I'm tempted

Tcguy85

i sooooo would but i'm very poor this week you have no idea. and i have no room left on my credit card. lol. and what exactly is this coil lash your talking about with the hotchkis springs?

BOXMAN

When coils are too close they will actually smash or collide together that causes spring rates to be effected