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i wanna lower my car more...i have eibach sportline...
which brand will lower my car the most? i wanna drop another .7-1 inch in the back and maybe .3-.5 in the front
any have a chart or something website? shows different brand and how much they drop the celica?
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sportlines are already pretty low, ive got em, why go lower?
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looks 
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i think you should invest in some coilovers. you can go a low as you want, and change it whenever you feel like it.
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coilovers 
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Yup...Get some coilovers bro!
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Yea, I like Hotchkis and Tein
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Yea, I like Hotchkis and Tein true dat
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Tein man!
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my buddy just put coilovers on his celi and with 18 in tires on 35 series tires he is just a hair away from tucking wheel in the back
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how much can the tein coilover cost? and where can we get em'???
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wut about Kg/mm..i had them about 6 months..i like them!! 
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Yea, I like Hotchkis and Tein
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Do you need a camber(sp?) kit? I heard if you lower your car 2 inches or more you should get one.
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With coilovers, don't you need new struts?
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I'm pretty sure the Hotchkis coilover system is not adjustable. However, I do not know the drop if you got that system. I know the regular springs are 1 3/8 in front and 1 7/8 in back, but that may not be what the coilovers are.
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With coilovers, don't you need new struts? True coilovers have the struts built in, your thinking of coilover sleeves like ground control. Good coilovers are expensive, but its the ultimate in adjustablity and Performance. But remember if you keep adjusting the height your gonna have to keep gettin the tires aligned. I'd recommend tein, they have a good reputation and the quality of my s-tech springs is good.
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I have skunk2 coilovers, I heard they are good
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after gettin ground control coilovers(sold em) and skunk2 coilovers(now for sale), i just got my tanabe dress-up forms in with my KYB's today, great drop, smooth ride, i'm happy...i'll get pics later sorry 
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