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Confused about springs
#446508 Apr 20, 11:57am
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cbnblu
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2005 Toyota Celica GT
cbnblu
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2005 Toyota Celica GT
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SF, CA
OK, I want to lower my car a little, but what can I use without changing struts/shocks or whatever it is called?

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Re: Confused about springs
cbnblu #446509 Apr 20, 12:26pm
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Ireland
Marlyman
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1999 Toyota Celica GTS JDM
Marlyman
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1999 Toyota Celica GTS JDM
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Ireland
welcome to the forums wave. use the search button on the top of the page and type lowering or suspension. this will yield results

Re: Confused about springs
Marlyman #446510 Apr 20, 1:25pm
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flyimages
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2001 Toyota & Acura Celica GTS
flyimages
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2001 Toyota & Acura Celica GTS
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eibach pro kit
trd springs
tein h-techs

Re: Confused about springs
flyimages #446511 Apr 20, 1:37pm
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Woodland Hills, CA
ct
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ct
C'mon & hit me!
2000 Toyota Celica GTS
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Posts: 2,137
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the least drop springs are tein H-tech...they're around .8"-1"...of course strut life is dependant on what mileage you put the springs on as well...
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