1.8"-2.0" drop

[adeol]

Im looking for spring that would give me anywhere from a 1.8-2 inch drop , i have a TRD kit and the roads suck so nothing to low? pics are appreciated.

I was looking at Tein S tech

[TRD00CelicaGT]

Hotchkis race springs are really good they have 1 of the highest spring rates for lower springs (stiffer), but still have great ride quality. i miss my old ones

drop on the if 1.5F & 1.8R, not the exact drop ur looking for but, its close.

[adeol]

Will that produce any rubbing or anything with 18inch rims? I just want to eliminate wheel gap on my car without rubbing or having to roll my fenders

[Nlkko]

Tein S Tech is not low enough for you. I went with Eibach Sportline and is pretty happy with it.

This thread has all your answers:
http://www.newcelica.org/forums/showthread.php?t=293750

Rubbing or not also depends on what kind of tires you're running. Generally springs is not low enough to get you rubbing I don't think.

[t0psecretx7]

http://i53.tinypic.com/14wt8i0.jpg

when i had my megan racing springs. drop is 2.0 rear and 1.8 front.

[TRD00CelicaGT]

Will that produce any rubbing or anything with 18inch rims? I just want to eliminate wheel gap on my car without rubbing or having to roll my fenders

i have no idea ive never even owned any wheel bigger the 16". lol

i think u should be fine though, the drop is not drastic and it kind levels off the car since our cars came with that "raked" look.

[sgenini]

Sprint Performance Springs drop 2" front and back. Got mine in the mail the other day, have yet to install them. I'll tell you how it goes.

[mrfunny107]

i think speck has a pair of GC coil overs for sale PM him.

[celica651]

or you can go tanabe df210... i am currently looking at these, tanabe df210.

[504gt]

megan springs
like 150$ from raceinspired.com
rented spring compressor and did it myself for free.
2.0 rear
1.8 front.

18/35 tires

http://a1.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/35191_479153519376_706489376_6490704_3594669_n.jpg

[RTZCeli]

Thanks for pics you guys. Now I know how low I should go when installing my coilovers...