As soon as I get the coils on and get her DUMPED like she should be

 

Whats your wheel and tire specs?

 

This is a crappy photo but, just put my rims back on from their winter vacation. Also, I pulled the a-pillar tape and tinted the windows. Next is some new tails and I'll be content for this summer...

 

I've got the Eibach Sportline kit, and I have VERY minimal rub when I'm fully turned. Haven't noticed any issues with rub with full car either.

 

On scion tc2 rims just need some springs hit me up if your selling located in socal. Thanks



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Here's my setup :D
18x8.5F 18x9.5R +38 all around on Ksport coilovers.

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How hard was it pulling off the apillar vynil ? Estimated time? Does it leave alot of goo?

 

Here's mine 18x8 +40 on 215-45-18 .No rubbing, no fender rolling. I'm gonna add a 25mm spacer in the rear and should still have clearance I think.
Eibach Sportlines drop, 1.7" F 2.3" rear

 

I'm sorry, tire size is 215-40-18

 

 

 

Car looks likes its settling nicely... Great looking set up.

 

Thanks dude just keeping it simple and clean

 

More photo quotes after photos

 

Oh look here is another!!

 

Ha! Thanks guys ill take it as a compliment.

 

Those Eibach Sportlines look like there settling nicely. I have bin on Tanabe NF-210's since 2008 and love them but i wanna go a tad lower now. Def gonna consider the Eibach Sportlines. Im torn between those and the DF-210's and Tein S-Techs.

 

df have a very soft spring rate so its actually worse for your suspension.
I had those ordered at first but did a bit more research and got these instead.
When they arrived, the box said 1.7" Front drop, 2.3" Rear drop as opposed to the 1.2"F 2.2"R that it says about Eibachs all over the forums....

 

Theres a thread somewhere on this forum with all the different spring drops and rates...

 

https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...02#post2984702

There ya go al. Lol