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Discussion in 'Stop, Drop & Roll' started by khattie2o6, Jul 31, 2004.

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    khattie2o6 Guest

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    springs

    how muchh does it cost for lowering springs?
    khattie2o6, Jul 31, 2004
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    Depends on which brand you want. I think they range from $100 (Tein S) to like $250 (TRD).
    pkpss, Jul 31, 2004
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    what is the best kind?
    khattie2o6, Jul 31, 2004
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    i have a set of used TEIN S springs that i want to sell... i'm going to let it go for $60.. it's has only been used for 2 month... PM me if you are interasted
    hooolala, Jul 31, 2004
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    if u wanna drop ure car really low, get tein s. but u have to really watch out not to scarape. if u want a medium drop go w/ hotchkis or progress. i have hotchkis and i really like it. i believe the tein h-tech is a medium drop too. my only complain is that its a bit loud. if u want juss a lil drop, go w/ TRD or eibachs. i heard eibachs make TRD springs but not too sure...though i did see a box of TRD Springs for a 93-97 supra and it says "eibach" in the part information label

    if you wanna go for comfort, then go for trd, eibach, and maybe tein h-tech or progress. even tein s-tech. the hotchkis are a bit stiff cuz they're more performance springs for auto-x.
    CorollaAltis, Jul 31, 2004
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