Does eibach = TRD spring
Hi all, I am new to this forum and just got myself a stingray gray xb...
I am having trouble choosing the right combination of spring, anti roll bar and wheel sizes.
I know 19 and 20's looks great but want more performance and mpg instead... so, 17 or 18's will work for me.
No 16's......
Please help....
THANKS.
I am having trouble choosing the right combination of spring, anti roll bar and wheel sizes.
I know 19 and 20's looks great but want more performance and mpg instead... so, 17 or 18's will work for me.
No 16's......
Please help....
THANKS.
I don't think Eibach makes the TRD springs. If that's what you're asking. If I remember right, Eibachs didn't come out for quite a while after the TRD's were out.
How much are you wanting to lower your xB?
How much are you wanting to lower your xB?
Originally Posted by FINALLY
how is the ride on Nf? It might look too low for 17?
I don't want that low rider look with small wheels......
I don't want that low rider look with small wheels......
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=206857
Sort of, in that the NF / Pro-Kit are the small drop for each brand, and DF / Sportline are the big drop for each brand.
NF = 1.0"F / 1.7"R
Pro-Kit = 1.0"F / 1.2"R
DF = 1.7"F / 2.1"R
Sportline = 1.2"F / 2.2"R
For the small drop, the NF's even out the ride height better, with both fronts being about the same.
For the large drop, the Sportlines even out the ride height better, but don't drop the front as low as the DF's.
That is all, carry on.
NF = 1.0"F / 1.7"R
Pro-Kit = 1.0"F / 1.2"R
DF = 1.7"F / 2.1"R
Sportline = 1.2"F / 2.2"R
For the small drop, the NF's even out the ride height better, with both fronts being about the same.
For the large drop, the Sportlines even out the ride height better, but don't drop the front as low as the DF's.
That is all, carry on.
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