what will happen if I do a stock / eibach spring set up?
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what will happen if I do a stock / eibach spring set up?
Hello... I currently have eibach pro kits. Basically, I cut it so the back is so low that my rear tires are tucked and rub the fenders. I have already rolled them as much as I can and it still rubs. So now Im thinking about using the stock rear springs and leaving the front eibachs on? Has anyone done this? Any idea what I can expect? Also... if I go with the supra setup, does the front fit the sc400 shocks or do I need to replace all 4 shocks? I know the rear ones would need to be the supra ones as well. I need a confirmation on this. Also what would I expect from this set up?
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wow, for some reason, i wouldn't do the eibach in front and stockies in the back. just because of the diff. spring rates and such.
if you get supra springs, you need supra shocks for sure. i had an idea for my car too... leave my eibach's in the back, and get supra springs and just use the front with kyb's. don't know how it's going to ride though. i'm just thinking about getting some tein's so that i can do whatever i want...
if you get supra springs, you need supra shocks for sure. i had an idea for my car too... leave my eibach's in the back, and get supra springs and just use the front with kyb's. don't know how it's going to ride though. i'm just thinking about getting some tein's so that i can do whatever i want...
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Yeah, this topic was talked about before a couple of weeks ago. If you get Supra TT springs, you need the shocks to go with it.
HKS or Tein's would definately be something on my list, but I have better things to do with $1200 for now. I think an entire Supra TT shock/spring setup would be nice. The Eibach website says it lowers 1.2" front & 1" in the rear.
HKS or Tein's would definately be something on my list, but I have better things to do with $1200 for now. I think an entire Supra TT shock/spring setup would be nice. The Eibach website says it lowers 1.2" front & 1" in the rear.
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hmm thats what i thought, I actually spent a good hour trying to roll my fenders even more... It rolled a little bit more.. hopefully this "little bit" will do the job. I love my drop, just don't want the rubbing. I will see tomorrow when I go for a quick spin.
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hmmm after taking it for a quick spin to mcdonalds ... I notice it still rubbed a little. about 2mm. It will only rub if I hit a bump.. Would this be ok or what should I do?
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#10
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Wait so we could use the sc front shocks and just get like a pair of supra rear shocks and supra springs right? It's pretty confusing, some people say you need to change the entire setup while some say its fine.....
If its fine, I might be going that route....
Also hows the ride on your sc as of now with the stock on the rear??? Do you have a system in teh back also???? Just curious to see if I put mines would it sink any lower.
If its fine, I might be going that route....
Also hows the ride on your sc as of now with the stock on the rear??? Do you have a system in teh back also???? Just curious to see if I put mines would it sink any lower.
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sc400 I only have a 12 inch sub with an amp mounted on it in the trunk. Since you have 20's I don't think it would look that bad with the rears at stock height but yeah I'm still on my 15's. The fronts of supras fit front sc shocks and thats a fact. I searched many threads and got the same responses from people who have put them on their cars. The main difference between the supra and sc front shocks is the height because the supra shocks are a little shorter than the sc's.
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=) thanks... I have 18's though.. might look kind of off.. Hmmm I think I migt end yup getting two rear supra shocks and the supra springs.
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