Scion tC coilovers
#1
Scion tC coilovers
Hello all
First thread on this forum
I'm getting my brand new tC2 next week, and I'm already shopping for coilovers.
Manufacturers' websites claim that their models are available for 2004+ tC's...has anyone confirmed if 1st gen c/o will fit on a 2nd gen?
Thank you!
First thread on this forum
I'm getting my brand new tC2 next week, and I'm already shopping for coilovers.
Manufacturers' websites claim that their models are available for 2004+ tC's...has anyone confirmed if 1st gen c/o will fit on a 2nd gen?
Thank you!
#6
These specs are for the Super Street Damper with pillowball upper mounts
Front adjustable: -1.02 to -2.28 inches
Rear adjustable: -1.18 to -2.6 inches
Link:
Tein Specs 2011 Scion tC
I'm thinking about getting these myself. The TRD Lowering Springs still leave a lot of wheel gap.
Front adjustable: -1.02 to -2.28 inches
Rear adjustable: -1.18 to -2.6 inches
Link:
Tein Specs 2011 Scion tC
I'm thinking about getting these myself. The TRD Lowering Springs still leave a lot of wheel gap.
#8
These specs are for the Super Street Damper with pillowball upper mounts
Front adjustable: -1.02 to -2.28 inches
Rear adjustable: -1.18 to -2.6 inches
Link:
Tein Specs 2011 Scion tC
I'm thinking about getting these myself. The TRD Lowering Springs still leave a lot of wheel gap.
Front adjustable: -1.02 to -2.28 inches
Rear adjustable: -1.18 to -2.6 inches
Link:
Tein Specs 2011 Scion tC
I'm thinking about getting these myself. The TRD Lowering Springs still leave a lot of wheel gap.
#9
Some people have S-Techs on here. You should check out their tC's. They look great. I forget who, but I'm sure they have pics up. If I wasn't hellbent on getting the SS-p's, I'd go with the S-Techs.
#10
Scionpro also offered to develop coilovers for the tC2. I didn't post earlier because I didn't want to compete with greenbean24's thread, but since it hasn't really taken off, I'll put this here. It's a pretty standard development deal, $1150 for the springs (shipped), 10 people paid up front. 0.5" - 3" drop, camber adjustable, same manufacturer as C8 Sport. I honestly don't know anything about coilovers, but that's what they passed on to me.
It would be something like this:
http://www.scionpro.com/cart/product...roducts_id=611
It would be something like this:
http://www.scionpro.com/cart/product...roducts_id=611
Last edited by MightyP; 05-04-2011 at 10:10 PM. Reason: Wanted to clarify on the link
#11
Scionpro also offered to develop coilovers for the tC2. I didn't post earlier because I didn't want to compete with greenbean24's thread, but since it hasn't really taken off, I'll put this here. It's a pretty standard development deal, $1150 for the springs (shipped), 10 people paid up front. 0.5" - 3" drop, camber adjustable, same manufacturer as C8 Sport. I honestly don't know anything about coilovers, but that's what they passed on to me.
http://www.scionpro.com/cart/product...roducts_id=611
http://www.scionpro.com/cart/product...roducts_id=611
http://www.hopupracing.com/sctc20su.html
#14
These specs are for the Super Street Damper with pillowball upper mounts
Front adjustable: -1.02 to -2.28 inches
Rear adjustable: -1.18 to -2.6 inches
Link:
Tein Specs 2011 Scion tC
I'm thinking about getting these myself. The TRD Lowering Springs still leave a lot of wheel gap.
Front adjustable: -1.02 to -2.28 inches
Rear adjustable: -1.18 to -2.6 inches
Link:
Tein Specs 2011 Scion tC
I'm thinking about getting these myself. The TRD Lowering Springs still leave a lot of wheel gap.
#16
S-techs are at like 1.5 inch drop, and my tC2 looks about as low as that one... Which is the reason why I am not purchasing the Basics I originally planned to do. I would rather wait for something that offered more low...
#17
oh, i see.. but the super street dampers cant go 2" then? what's up with zeroeyequeue's specs then?
#19