If I were to buy lowering springs, do I need to buy new shoc
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YES YOU DO...
OF COURSE YOU DO.
for the reason being of stiffer springs need stiffer shocks to hold the bound and rebound that is produced by the springs.
but you can ride with stock but they will wear down very quickly and the stock shocks will never be as there were with stock springs o n them.
the only aftermarket shocks out there right now are TRD shocks. they work welll but giv it about 6 months so development of aftermarket shocks will be relased
OF COURSE YOU DO.
for the reason being of stiffer springs need stiffer shocks to hold the bound and rebound that is produced by the springs.
but you can ride with stock but they will wear down very quickly and the stock shocks will never be as there were with stock springs o n them.
the only aftermarket shocks out there right now are TRD shocks. they work welll but giv it about 6 months so development of aftermarket shocks will be relased
#5
Originally Posted by hahaitzskippy
YES YOU DO...
OF COURSE YOU DO.
for the reason being of stiffer springs need stiffer shocks to hold the bound and rebound that is produced by the springs.
but you can ride with stock but they will wear down very quickly and the stock shocks will never be as there were with stock springs o n them.
the only aftermarket shocks out there right now are TRD shocks. they work welll but giv it about 6 months so development of aftermarket shocks will be relased
OF COURSE YOU DO.
for the reason being of stiffer springs need stiffer shocks to hold the bound and rebound that is produced by the springs.
but you can ride with stock but they will wear down very quickly and the stock shocks will never be as there were with stock springs o n them.
the only aftermarket shocks out there right now are TRD shocks. they work welll but giv it about 6 months so development of aftermarket shocks will be relased
most springs don't need shocks unless you are getting something real agressive which 99% wont get
so no you don't need shocks but it will help handling and destroy ride
#6
it also has something to do with how much lower the springs will be...
it the drop is on the extreme side the struts will be operating out of their designed range and might bottom out.
it the drop is on the extreme side the struts will be operating out of their designed range and might bottom out.
#7
ive never once read someone say no to getting new shocks. Yes you do need shocks but i dont remember why. IF you want some really good info on anything go here
http://www.club3g.com/forum/index.php?...please these guys are really good everything i know about cars is because of the knowledge of the people on this board
http://www.club3g.com/forum/index.php?...please these guys are really good everything i know about cars is because of the knowledge of the people on this board
#8
that's what's going on up there.
yes you/no you don't/yes you do
here it is bro. no.
no you don't have to get both. the stock suspension works fine/great with the trd lowering springs. in fact its a great balance of rigidity and comfortable.
you won't be disappointed, believe me. i have them.
BIG TIP: don't buy them dealer installed. get'em from a toyota dealer online, and have them installed later. you'll save a buttload of money. believe me, i got screwed
pm me if you want to hear more about the springs. highly recommended
yes you/no you don't/yes you do
here it is bro. no.
no you don't have to get both. the stock suspension works fine/great with the trd lowering springs. in fact its a great balance of rigidity and comfortable.
you won't be disappointed, believe me. i have them.
BIG TIP: don't buy them dealer installed. get'em from a toyota dealer online, and have them installed later. you'll save a buttload of money. believe me, i got screwed
pm me if you want to hear more about the springs. highly recommended
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