Looking For Lowering Springs For 03 Camry SE V6
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Looking For Lowering Springs For 03 Camry SE V6
I currently own a 03 Camry SE V6. I have 18 inch wheels on them and I'm trying to decide which springs to get. I just want to close the gap between the fenderwell and the tire. I think right now I have at least a 2 inch gap in the front and probably 1 1/2 inch in the rear. I've seen Eibach Pro-Kits, H&Rs, Suspension Techniques, and Teins available for my car. Which is the best for my car both looks and ride comfortability?
Also I read that the SEs have a better OEM suspension than the regular Camry models, I should be okay keeping the original shocks with aftermarket springs right?
Also I read that the SEs have a better OEM suspension than the regular Camry models, I should be okay keeping the original shocks with aftermarket springs right?
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RE: Looking For Lowering Springs For 03 Camry SE V6
if you got tein h. techs it'll lower it not so much, and retain a good comfortable ride with slightly increased handling.
thats what i did. the rest seems a tad more aggressive and performance oriented. (tein s. techs are more performance oriented too).
thats what i did. the rest seems a tad more aggressive and performance oriented. (tein s. techs are more performance oriented too).
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RE: Looking For Lowering Springs For 03 Camry SE V6
ORIGINAL: Super Kaioken
I've heard the Eibachs are pretty good too. They lower it just enough so that you don't have to get a camber kit
I've heard the Eibachs are pretty good too. They lower it just enough so that you don't have to get a camber kit
i currently have all negative cambers, and ebacs would cause an even more negative camber.
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RE: Looking For Lowering Springs For 03 Camry SE V6
H. Tech springs are about 1.2-1.5 inch drop all around. S. techs are about 2 or more inches i believe. H. will retain more regular ride quality and has less of a negative camber, so wear on my tires are pretty even. But as my mechanic told me, the car will not handle as it did originally and a true good alignment can never be obtained even with camber kits. I dont know if what he says is true, but to me i dont notice uneven wear. Only slightly if any.
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