DevlynSyde...DropZone Springs

[Coolwheels00]

You were asking about the dropzone springs on ebay. Mine were rated at 1.8 inches. The ones on ebay are rated at 2 inches. I have 1.5 "fingergap". Those springs will probably give you a 1 finger gap front and rear. They'll look awesome!!! Here's the link if you need it. BTW, I love mine. The ride is great and I actually havent scraped on anything yet. If I had a kit, it would be another story though.
DropZone Springs (http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1822104823)

[dvs1]

They are now listing them as a 2.5 in drop. Still might get them.(?????) Please keep me up to speed with going ons in ATL. Just might roll up one day. Still playing catch up.

[skatamatic]

we usually meet up every weekend so let us know if you're ever in town. this weekend we're planning on going to barett parkway saturday night and next weekend we're going to a big meet at andretti speed labs.

[Coolwheels00]

I don't know if I'd go with a 2 1/2" drop. That would really be slammed. I'd look for 1.8's or 2" at the most. Just my opinion.

[dvs1]

Skatamatic-- I work every other weekend on night shift. I'm a family man so I really have to scrape for personal time, epecially "car time".

Coolwheels00-- Even your link has them listed as a 2 in drop (??? go figure), so I'm assuming that it is an over estimation or their part. I agree with you 100%, I definitely won't go below 1.5, I don't want to replace any of my wheels once I put them on. They drop zones are creeping to the top of my list, might bid on some next week. BTW how is the rear camber & tire wear?

[Coolwheels00]

The Dropzones that I bid on were actually advertised as 1.8". I think that they have several different drops. I've seen 2" and lower. Dropzone also has coilovers on ebay for a descent price. I still love my springs.

[dvs1]

I definitely like your drop. I'll keep an eye out for the 1.8's.

[Coolwheels00]

Thanks man, you'll be very happy with these springs.
BTW how is the rear camber & tire wear?
Sorry, didn't see this question before. After we dropped it,
the rear did have 2.2 neg camber in the rear but none in the front. All you'll need is an alignment after the drop. No extra parts needed. And BTW, Toyota won't align it. I found out that most places won't align an altered suspension BUT, Butler Tire here in Marietta will. They specialize in in lowered vehicles. So think about that too.

[dvs1]

I never get anything like that done at the dealership. There are some places in Columbus & Phenix City that are great with lowered cars. They don't have a high lift & did a good job with my Integra(RIPieces). They charge more but it's worth it. Marietta is kinda out of my way. I've seen their ads & a friend of mine goes there though.

I also noticed the coilovers but I'm kinda weary of those. I wonder how accurate the lowering numbers are. Plus the shock/strut issue. Thanks for the info.:thumbup: