Lowering Springs...I need some help
#1
Lowering Springs...I need some help
So like im stumped between getting the Tein lowering springs and the Tanabe df210's. I dont know which is better or what the difference is at all. Can you guys help me distinguish the pros and cons between both items.
I wanna lower my xB 2" and im not sure which i should purhcase.
Please give me some advice/info on both items and what you guys would recommend.
Thanks
I wanna lower my xB 2" and im not sure which i should purhcase.
Please give me some advice/info on both items and what you guys would recommend.
Thanks
#2
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=252288
they have all the information there, take your pick!
they have all the information there, take your pick!
#4
i just put Hotchkis Front/Rear Coils Drop:
Front - 1-3/8" (35mm)
Rear - 2-1/4" (57mm)
and i love them.. handles better and rides just as smooth
those r 18in wheels, and i lowered it yesterday, the more i drive it the more its starting to settle in
Front - 1-3/8" (35mm)
Rear - 2-1/4" (57mm)
and i love them.. handles better and rides just as smooth
those r 18in wheels, and i lowered it yesterday, the more i drive it the more its starting to settle in
#8
#9
If you do lower your car, make sure to swap out the shocks/struts too, because the stock shocks/struts were meant to be used with the stock springs.
Also, you will need an alignment to correct the camber on your car, or else the insides of the tires will wear faster than the outside.
myke
Also, you will need an alignment to correct the camber on your car, or else the insides of the tires will wear faster than the outside.
myke
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