does anybody have a detailed lowering spring set instructions for installation?......

 

My Camry definitely needs a drop. I'm going to research a bit on some springs. When I choose a set I can do a write up of one with pictures.

 

Hey I have the TRD spring on my 2005 Camry and I have HR race springs on my e36 M3. Both are good I think the HR are better but they are much stiffer. But the TRD springs did not come with any instructions but they were very simple to install. I am not sure but I have heard that Eibach makes the springs for TRD. The TRD springs drop the car a lot but it does not look ricer at all.

 

i belive eibach.com has instructions. as what camry05ws said eibach does make the 07 n up springs for trd.

 

I am not sure but the TRD springs that I have will fit 2004- 2009 Camry The part number is PTR07-06040-19.
Nathan

 

an alternative to TRD springs would be the Tien H-tech's. they have a nice drop that isnt too low but at the same time gives that same agressive look as the S-Tech's

 

But will they fit a Gen 6 Camry???
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Hi,

I'm planning to put TRD lowering springs on my 07 Camry SEto get amore aggressive looks. 'Tried to shop around for the spring and it cost around $240 max. I went to a Toyota dealership around silicon valley area to get a quote on how much it would cost me for the labor to install the spings on my car. To my surprise and it did hit me hard, the cost for the labor is 3x the price of the parts, about$700.

Dealership is saying that it wouldbea 5-6 hrs of labor at $120/hr. But I did get the dealership guarantee that all factory warranty will still be intact.

Is the labor pricing from the dealership on my area reasonable and would it really take that long to install considering dealership has the proper tools to do it?I thought of going to alocal auto shops in the area to install the springs, might be less cheaper but kinda worried about voiding the factory warranty.

Not opting for a DIY as i don't have the tools, space and the patience

btw, I've put new wheels on mycar MB Boost 18x7.5 withyoko s drive 225x18x45. Gap between the tires and the body caseis very noticeablewith mynew wheel and tireprofile so i'mvery eager to drop it; wheels are now out of yota warranty

Anyinfo on labor cost for spring installation and local shops in the area will mostly be appreciated.

'07Camry SE I4 Manual-MagGrey, now 19months with 13k miles on it and having 2nd thoughts of going to local shops and breaking rest ofthe warranty;

Thanks