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New Intrax Springs

Discussion in 'Stop, Drop & Roll' started by Corolla DX-R, Oct 13, 2004.

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    Corolla DX-R AE100

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    cool... as for the back wait till the springs settles into position than see if there is any changes...
    Corolla DX-R, Oct 13, 2004
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    xnevergiveinx New Member

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    what kind of coilovers did you buy that were so crappy? what brand? i hope not bombz, cause those are coming on friday for me...
    xnevergiveinx, Oct 13, 2004
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    New Intrax Springs

    Ok I FINALLY got rid of my crappy EBAY coilovers in favor of some Intrax springs. The ride is 150% better. Some of the most comfortable lowering springs I have ever felt. Anyways, when I had the coilovers on the rear of my car tucked tire on my 14" rims and was about 2-3 fingers above the tire in the front. My problem with the new Inrax springs is that when I look at my car it has a raked look(not sure if thats the proper term for it), the front end is lower than the back and its definetly noticable. The front is now about 1 finger above the tire in the front and about 3 in the back, the back looks higher than it did stock. Im not sure if its supposed to be like that. I had a proffesional shop install them, but Im wondering if he got the switched around and I dont feel like approaching him with it because it may insult him. I will try to get pics of it in the morning. Thanks to anyone that can provide some help and answers for me:)
    SlowRolla97, Oct 13, 2004
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    not sure about intrax springs, but they may offer lower height in the front on purpose than the rears, it also may be a "break in" issue? it could be a problem w/ installation though...
    d_samurai, Oct 14, 2004
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    Heh..my front is a little higher than the back..that's with Intrax/Tokico on a '98..
    CadetLee, Oct 14, 2004
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    Stock my front was higher than the rear. Now with Tein springs and Tokico struts the front is still higher than the rear but there is less gap all around.

    01 LE
    Silver Bullet, Oct 14, 2004
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    i have intrax and, i tuck rear, and have about a finger in the front
    corollinout, Oct 14, 2004
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    bombz? oy vey! i hope they work out for ya..ive just heard nothing but bad things- definility get aftermarket struts w/o those things or else you'll have even more problemos
    d_samurai, Oct 14, 2004
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    oh boy, what kind of problems...bouncing i'm guessing>?
    xnevergiveinx, Oct 15, 2004
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