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Anyone have any photos (preferably from the side) available of a Celica lowered with Hotchkis springs that's running on 215/35/18 tires? I'd like to get an idea of how much more the drop is than TRD and how it evens it out.
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The Hotchkis looks like it evens it out nicely. Vaio, I thought I was looking at an old picture of my car for a second. I did purchase some new wheels though (Kazera KZ-U's) and it makes the gap between the wheel well and the tire stand out more with the TRD springs I have.
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