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are these the right sleeves?

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    rubenscorolla1998 New Member

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    are these the right sleeves?

    hey guys, i purchased these dropzone coilover sleeves. im wondering if they are the right ones. they seem a little too small to fit on the struts. the part number on them are 8008 which are for my 98 corolla. any help is appreciated.

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    rubenscorolla1998, Jun 11, 2010
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    FolkenStrategos Well-Known Member

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    Dude.........no. Coil overs or Lowering Springs with brand new struts. Lots of decent and Cheap coil overs out there. Return them, buy coil overs. You have to modify your stock struts to use these and your car will bounce and ride like poop.
    FolkenStrategos, Jun 11, 2010
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    Hummer Well-Known Member

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    drop zone is the worst company out there, i have had a TERRIBLE experience with them, i think the rears actially lower the car, but the fronts RAISE it, even on the lowest settings.
    Hummer, Jun 11, 2010
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    xplicitcorolla99 Active Member

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    this what i called generic coilvers "dropzone" brand from ebay,return it or upgrade to ground control coilvers or a full coilvers setup.
    xplicitcorolla99, Jun 11, 2010
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    rubenscorolla1998 New Member

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    appreciate the honesty guys. was looking for a quick(cheap) way to lower the corolla. but now ill save up for some quality coilovers.
    rubenscorolla1998, Jun 11, 2010
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    cgreen38 Common sense, p

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    Better way, but still cheap? H&R Sport springs. Been on 'em for 3 years, and love the mild drop but firmed ride.
    cgreen38, Jun 11, 2010
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    CorollaGT Low & Slow

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    if you want to go cheap buy tien s techs if you wanna go expensive buy coilovers
    tiens (300ish) coilovers and shit 1k ish
    CorollaGT, Jun 12, 2010
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    ExDream Member

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    i got some of thouse eibach ground control sleeves BNIB and kybs and stechs u can throw offers at. :]
    ExDream, Jun 12, 2010
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    i would rather cut my springs than slapping those generic sleeves....
    Edwin562, Jun 12, 2010
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    RinconRolla98 Well-Known Member

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    How much did you pay for them ?? :)
    RinconRolla98, Jun 12, 2010
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    i had h&r before i bought my ground control and i like the ride its nice and smooth not bouncy.
    xplicitcorolla99, Jun 12, 2010
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    rubenscorolla1998 New Member

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    a buddy of mine sold them to me for 50. i told him i changed my mind and he was cool about it and bought them back. haha. but ive seen the tien s techs for like 200 somewhere on the web. ive read pretty good reviews about them.
    rubenscorolla1998, Jun 14, 2010
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    JDMjody VVTLi > VTEC

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    MacktasticSlick TRD whore with 36,000 posts, bitch

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    LOL I will find out if this is the case. But I can vouch that this company sucks balls. I have those same ones, haven't put them on yet though.
    MacktasticSlick, Jun 16, 2010
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    rayray1 Active Member

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    Sex panther cologne works better than Dropzone coilovers do.
    rayray1, Jun 18, 2010
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    roachrolla Hipster

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    why are you going to put them on then???
    roachrolla, Jun 18, 2010
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    xplicitcorolla99 Active Member

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    why bought it in the first palce since you know they suck balls?
    xplicitcorolla99, Jun 19, 2010
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    MacktasticSlick TRD whore with 36,000 posts, bitch

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    I found out afterwards that they suck. They were bought but it was a bitch to get them shipped, that's what the problem was.
    MacktasticSlick, Jun 20, 2010
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    eh depends where you get them.. i got mine from hummer and super discounted prices :)
    CorollaGT, Jun 20, 2010
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    MacktasticSlick TRD whore with 36,000 posts, bitch

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    Me too. That's what you have on your car now?
    MacktasticSlick, Jun 21, 2010
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    Hummer Well-Known Member

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    Probably was.
    Hummer, Jun 11, 2013
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    MacktasticSlick TRD whore with 36,000 posts, bitch

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    Nope.
    MacktasticSlick, Jun 15, 2013
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    DAB
    Goldy, Jun 15, 2013
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    MacktasticSlick TRD whore with 36,000 posts, bitch

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    I'd put a x2 here but I have cut springs and brand new sleeves in storage.
    MacktasticSlick, Jun 15, 2013
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    Goldy Well-Known Member

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    lol... yeah I managed to unload my sleeves to some bloke around Australia. Never had cut springs though.
    Goldy, Jun 15, 2013
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    MacktasticSlick TRD whore with 36,000 posts, bitch

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    They suck with blown OEM struts hahaha. Replacement struts made it pretty nice.
    MacktasticSlick, Jun 16, 2013
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