Total noob asking about springs.
the only ones available are:
Eibach Pro-Kit - 1"F & 1.2"R
TRD - 1"F & 1.5"R
Tanabe NF210 - 1"F & 1.7"R
Eibach SportLines - 1.2"F & 2.2"R
Tanabe DF210 - 1.7"F & 2.1"R
EDIT:
there are Hotchkis too but I dont know if anyone has them. For the rest there are pics in the other threads
Eibach Pro-Kit - 1"F & 1.2"R
TRD - 1"F & 1.5"R
Tanabe NF210 - 1"F & 1.7"R
Eibach SportLines - 1.2"F & 2.2"R
Tanabe DF210 - 1.7"F & 2.1"R
EDIT:
there are Hotchkis too but I dont know if anyone has them. For the rest there are pics in the other threads
I had Goldline 2" drop srings and really liked them. They are avail for around $180ish a set. Kinda all depends on how low you wanna go and what ride you want or will accept, as to which brand to choose.
When you're looking for an aggressive look and ride quality, the wheels you choose, as well as their size, and the tires you choose will all play a factor.
The right wheel design can contribute to an aggressive look, but if you go too big (diameter), then you will have so little sidewall that ride quality can suffer.
It's all a balancing act, and beauty is in the eye (and the butt) of the beholder. Look at the various threads with xB's in your color to get ideas.
The right wheel design can contribute to an aggressive look, but if you go too big (diameter), then you will have so little sidewall that ride quality can suffer.
It's all a balancing act, and beauty is in the eye (and the butt) of the beholder. Look at the various threads with xB's in your color to get ideas.
Originally Posted by Whispaz
the only ones available are:
Eibach Pro-Kit - 1"F & 1.2"R
TRD - 1"F & 1.5"R
Tanabe NF210 - 1"F & 1.7"R
Eibach SportLines - 1.2"F & 2.2"R
Tanabe DF210 - 1.7"F & 2.1"R
EDIT:
there are Hotchkis too but I dont know if anyone has them. For the rest there are pics in the other threads
Eibach Pro-Kit - 1"F & 1.2"R
TRD - 1"F & 1.5"R
Tanabe NF210 - 1"F & 1.7"R
Eibach SportLines - 1.2"F & 2.2"R
Tanabe DF210 - 1.7"F & 2.1"R
EDIT:
there are Hotchkis too but I dont know if anyone has them. For the rest there are pics in the other threads
Use a spring that is designed for the car (2008 xB) unless you know what you are doing suspension wise and feel adventurous.
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