ElBoxo

drop maybe? daily driver so not too much....

boogi_man

yeah drop it. i'm going to soon just gotta do it while the wife isn't lookin

dmpsk8

u HAVE to drop it, u wont regret it

scion_jon

ya man def drop it! lol

good choice of wheels, i have those in 18's in silver with a 5x108 pattern, tryna sell them lol

burstaneurysm

I really like those...

I feel as I should point something out, just by reading the post title... you don't need to drop it. While everyone (myself included) will say that you gotta drop it, it's by no means necessary.

That being said, dump it to the ground. 2"!

SuperMario6582

yes, drop needed.

xBster

great looking wheels! Yes you need to drop it....if you are concerned about the ride...the lowered springs actually ride better. I was concerned about being too low for the winter months, so I got the TRD springs....a little over an inch drop and looks 100% better!

bB2NER

If you truely daily drive it by no means go lower than say 1.5 inches of drop. Mostly depends on the road conditions where you plan on driving. Even the TRDs like already mentioned make a huge dif in the way it looks but also keep stuff out of danger during the rigors of daily duty. (yeah, I know I said duty) ha ha ha

bbszero

iTrader: (6)

A set of H-Techs will take alot of that gap out and will ride great with no rubbing or bottoming out.

jdmtoybb

So would S. Tech TEINs, won't bottom out and rides smooth.Also lowering the xB minimizes road wander in windy conditions! I live in Kansas so i know. I figured that alone was worth dropping the box, also have 17'' BSA 333 being installed this weekend.

bbszero

iTrader: (6)

S-Techs would look better in my opinion, but he said he didn't want it lowered too much.

bB2NER

H-techs and TRD's are a happy medium but yes, S-techs would be sweet.

HMRNBOX

I am in the same boat OP-er, except with 18's. I picked up some H-Techs for $114 shipped, so I am going with those for now, eventually I may go to S-Techs. I was thinking of going to a 40 series tire to get rid of some of that gap...