which springs are good for SC3???
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I was wondering what kind of springs will be good to lower my SC3 w/o sacrificing my ride quality and my wallet. So far all I heard is Eibach Pro Kit springs, which I saw for sale on ebay for around $200, but on the description it says it only drops 1" and I want to drop 1.5"-2". I'm running on 17" rims right now.
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Dennis meant to say the Eibach Prokit for the Supra. And I second that recommendation. This is the setup I'm running now and at it the spring-shock combo only cost me like $280/new (I don't think they sell it for that much anymore though).
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Yea, I recommend eibachs also. I'm running on AGX adjustable shocks with TT Eibach pro kit.. It lowers my car at about 2" and the ride quality is excellent. This set up ran me around $500. (paid at wholesale)
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Originally posted by tpham7
Is there anyway to DIY with those springs?
Is there anyway to DIY with those springs?
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For a dropped car, Its an excellent ride.... $300 for installation?!?? where do you guys get ripped off at? We do installs for the SC for about $100 for all 4 springs/struts!! Let me know if you guys need a hook up.. I'm located in El Monte, CA.