Lowering springs For the Celica

[Snowfork]

Measure how much gap you have with a stock wheel/tire combo then subtract from that whatever drop the springs will give you.

[bkfearless]

Originally Posted by 92 Celica GT

Found these on eBay 1993-2002 TOYOTA COROLLA TERCEL LOWERING SPRINGS COILOVER DROP KIT SILVER | eBay


Fits the Celica too.

Will they work I dont want my car to fall apart lol

[garrisonboobs]

Originally Posted by bkfearless

Will they work I dont want my car to fall apart lol

those will work but you'll sacrifice all your handling and the ride would completely suck and you'll be bouncing and rubbing a lot. i think pirogt has them some like those and said they're ok.

[asteele.19]

I got those coilovers, and immediately parked the car until i got lowering springs and upgraded struts. Those things suck balls*c. Not worth it at all.

[PiroGT]

I also had those coilovers and fucking loved them. They are stiff as shlt but the car was so much fun to drive in the corners. Best $50 I spent on ebay. After a while though it was just to much of a bounce, my ex hated my car.

I now have 32 way adjustable coilovers from megan god dam are they 1000X better. The adjustability is awesome. I also was able to lower my car much more.

If you get the shitty ebay ones you will bounce like a muthfunker. They will wear out your stock struts fast and then its bounce bounce bounce. The roads in my town arnt that bad so my car was 100% drivable and enjoyable. If you have good roads you will love them, if you have bad roads you will hate them.

[bkfearless]

I live in the city so until I get enough money for the megan I might just get these ebay ones lol. Im done with college in 2 weeks so hopefully I can start the restore process soon. Paint, Engine swap, Turbo, Interior, Sound blah blah etc

[Snowfork]

Originally Posted by bkfearless

I live in the city so until I get enough money for the megan I might just get these ebay ones lol. Im done with college in 2 weeks so hopefully I can start the restore process soon. Paint, Engine swap, Turbo, Interior, Sound blah blah etc

Cities always have the roads that fall under the "bad roads" category.

[PiroGT]

Originally Posted by Snowfork

Cities always have the roads that fall under the "bad roads" category.

Yup when I drive my car in downtown seattle I always use my coilovers softest setting and its still "jumpy" but the roads and hills are pretty bad up here.

[Old_El_Paseo]

i just got nti drop kit from junk yard. i have no idea if they are good, but they seem decent quality. and i got them for 20$ since they have a flat rate at junkyard ! 5$ a coil no matter what car !