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which one should i get for 18's?
is the front going to be the same hight as stock or is it going to be lower?
how about shocks?...if i get either, do i need to get new shocks any time soon?
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Specialist 2000 Toyota Celica GT
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depends on what kind of drop you want. hotchkis is a lower drop. trd is about 1.25" all around while hotchis is 1 3/8 front and 1 7/8 rear.
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hotchkis has a much stiffer spring rate, and you would need to get new shocks/struts with it
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with the trd drop, you can use the stock shocks
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I'm looking at getting Hotchkis springs and anti-sway bars when the weather here warms up. I like the fact that the Hotchkis drop is more in the rear to level things out a bit.
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