Anybody NOT having problems with lowering springs??
#21
$400 for install??? WTF!
damn.......let me guess, the dealer installed them?
I got a quote from my dealer for $500 just for install. I just laughed and hung up. For that much, ill learn with no experience!
damn.......let me guess, the dealer installed them?
I got a quote from my dealer for $500 just for install. I just laughed and hung up. For that much, ill learn with no experience!
#23
Originally Posted by Duvall134
I have the TRD's and the only thing I noticed is that the back end sets slightly lower than the front. I don't know if it will settle more or not, but if I didnt pay 400 bucks with the install, I prob would not have even noticed it.
The springs actually do lower it 5mm more in back, as the TRD springs are 28mm lower for front and 33mm lower rear, than the stock springs. I've noticed it too, and don't know why they designed them that way, but don't let it bother me...at least not too much.
#26
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 6,688
From: Chicago Area
I've got the Hotchkis springs and TRD shocks and struts, and no difference. I did have the TPS go off until I disabled it. Dealer said it was due to the Hotchkis springs, and not TRD. I think it was an easy excuse for him to blame the non TRD product???
#27
The tech either knew jack s#!t or did not want to deal with it. The system monitors individual wheel speed, so if one is consistantly turning faster than the others the tire is deemed low and the light comes on. So obviously your springs have NOTHING to do with it. I would put money on a wire disconnected or the sensor damaged during install of the suspension peices.
#30
Whew!! Glad to see that some people with the TRD's and no problems chimed in! Makes me a feel a heck of a lot better. Ordered the TRDs today from trdsparks.com. Supossed to be here by the end of the week ...can't wait to get em on.
Im gonna keep the stock shocks on there, I've heard that it shouldnt be too much of a prob with this little of a drop. You guys think I should let em settle for a while before having it aligned, or should I align it right away?? AND...about how long did it take to settle for you guys?? Thanks
Im gonna keep the stock shocks on there, I've heard that it shouldnt be too much of a prob with this little of a drop. You guys think I should let em settle for a while before having it aligned, or should I align it right away?? AND...about how long did it take to settle for you guys?? Thanks
#31
i think mine took about a month... i haven't aligned mine yet... i see a little irregular wear on the tires but not too bad... i'll prolly get it done soon... trd sparks is a good company i got my springs from there... they were very fast...
#32
Originally Posted by Shoelesscraig
You guys think I should let em settle for a while before having it aligned, or should I align it right away??
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