Opinions Please

[dmoss0984]

Hey all, just want some opinions, I am planning on getting the EIBACH Sportline springs with tokico blue shocks. I am guessing with the 2+" drop in the back I will need a rear camber kit. If anyone has any suggestions or maybe I should go with the EIBACH Prokit or TIEN let me know. Oh and I will be sittin on 17" wheels .Thanks

[white03]

hmm i say go with sportline. i have s-tech and want my car lower now after 3 months...dont want ya to feel the same way .

[Booster1]

Eibach sportline. for celica 1.8 front and 2.25rear. If you buy tein, it's 1.5front and rear. Go with eibach sportline

[lpphreakx06]

Go with different shocks, those wont last you very long.

[slidr]

Go with different shocks, those wont last you very long.

No struts will with sportlines, so just go cheap and prepare to change them every year depending on what the roads are like in your area.

[dmoss0984]

cool, thanks for the suggestions, im in Minnesota and the roads are actually pretty good with very few speed bumps. So I guess i will stay away from the Tokico Blues. There arent any struts out there that wont blow out on me in a year with the Sportline? I have heard some decent things from KONI

[neological]

Get konis. If you want to go cheap get KYB AGXs, they're perfectly fine.

[dmoss0984]

alright, I will look more into those^. Also, with the sportline's, I know I will need to correct the rear camber. Now I have seen the camber links, which I am guessing are the best, but i have also seen the camber correction "bolts". Just wondering if they will work, they are quite a bit less expensive then the links so I would rather go with the bolt if they work. Thanks for all the advise!

[Toyo Driver]

If you want to go super low Tanabe DF210 2.2 front and 2.5 rear.

[mrluilou]

i paired up my sportlines w/ kyb gr-2s and they are alright... i dont drive crazy nor are the streets messed up around me so im set for a while til i upgrade :shrugs:

[AZceliGirl]

Hmm I say skip the sportlines and go with air bags or cylinders. I have cylinders and LOVE them. Then you can ride as high or low as you want, when you want! And it's WAY more fun ;)


--Kristin