Basic Lowering set-up
#1
Basic Lowering set-up
Hey guys, im looking to lower my car but i have no clue about suspension!
From the FAQ thread here i think i want to replace my springs, sway bar and add an upper strut bar!
My purpose would be primarily for looks, but also for BETTER handling (as i have some fun roads where i live). I wont need to pay for it to be installed because my buddy does all that (for his job soo to be with toyota) but i would like to keep the cost down.
Could someone like set me up with a good combination package? Maybe one thats low end, and another package thats possibly a little bit better?
Thanks alot in advance!
From the FAQ thread here i think i want to replace my springs, sway bar and add an upper strut bar!
My purpose would be primarily for looks, but also for BETTER handling (as i have some fun roads where i live). I wont need to pay for it to be installed because my buddy does all that (for his job soo to be with toyota) but i would like to keep the cost down.
Could someone like set me up with a good combination package? Maybe one thats low end, and another package thats possibly a little bit better?
Thanks alot in advance!
#4
I have the oem lip kit, and i dont want to worry about scraping or anything, but at the same time i want to notice the drop. will this set work?
#5
Yah, TRD will work without scraping. You won't be killing the whole wheel gap. Only about half of it. If you want a lower drop, go with something like the TRD struts and tein s-tech springs. S-techs aren't meant for the best handling but look really good.
#6
Google or Youtube if you want to see which springs have noticeable drops and what not. Not sure about the scraping, but TRD shouldn't cause any problems.
#8
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/scion-tc-1g-suspension-handling-1615/suspension-faq-read-first-47974/
and
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/scion-tc-1g-suspension-handling-1615/buyers-guide-scion-tc-suspension-37735/
rather than having people "pick" a setup for you...do your research.
everyone uses their car for diff. things, everyone has a diff. budget, etc etc.
not to mention if you dont know much it will be a learning experience, no sense in having people spoon feed you, youll never learn anything.
and
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/scion-tc-1g-suspension-handling-1615/buyers-guide-scion-tc-suspension-37735/
rather than having people "pick" a setup for you...do your research.
everyone uses their car for diff. things, everyone has a diff. budget, etc etc.
not to mention if you dont know much it will be a learning experience, no sense in having people spoon feed you, youll never learn anything.
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