xbxxx

Goldlines=Lifetime Guarantee

yanges

if you are looking to get Goldline's and do not have a source yet, try this:

http://www.scionspecialties.com/

he has the best price shipped i have seen around....

Fujiz_xb

at the moment my decision is tanabes with the lowest drop. with 18" ..
now the only problem will be the rims..that will be another thread..not now but soon.
thanks guys for posting

keep posting your pics..so that i can continue admiring the dropped Xb's

scionspecialistvegas

Yanges, thanks for the plug, call me sometime, love to hear from you. Bill

KingLou

Here's a comparison with goldlines (props to Bill for the install).

Before:



After:



Comparison of vehicles with and without



KiL

scion619

Ok so im thinking of putting goldlines on with 18's. Has anyone would had any problems with rubbing. As for comfort how do they ride? Will need new shocks/struts to improve comfort?

thanks
scion619

Fujiz_xb

thanks kinglou for the comparison pics..definitely the xb has to get lowered...there is indeed a big difference

scionspecialistvegas

Kil, thanks for the plug, they do look good, I remmber the sc3 lowerring day, it was fun and yes Stretch is still a winer. Bill

Yettihood

Mine dropped w/ TRD 1.5" on 19" R1 Racing rims. I love the look, and the ride.

scionspecialistvegas

Scionlife member Jun, bought springs from me back in January, and he lowered his polarhite with 18's it look really great, the lowering is not the problem, it is buying rims with the propper offset is the trick.

There are peeps running 20's with a lowerring kit on and have no problems once again, is the right offset on the wheel. We have a girl in our chapter who purchased an used Xb with 18,s but the offset was wrong and the rims caused the tire to rub. I have lowered a c3 cars with 18's and one with 19's using goldlines and had rubbing issues.

To answer the second part of your question, about changing struts and shocks, in my opinion I would say no. I have 26,000 on my car with lowereing springs and 17" tires and It still rides great. I lowered mine with 800 miles on it. The lowerring spring will contrbute to premature strut and spring wear out, but not at the dramtic rate that some people think. I would venture to maybe at best, 15% faster. Remember these cars haven't been around long enough for us to know for sure, but I haven't heard of anyones front end collasping because of lowering spring that were properly installed. Bill

chino5149

Befor with 18's

After wirh 18's and Goldlines.

Note: I flipped the 2nd picture around to face the same direction as the first so it would be a lil easier to compare.

scion619

ok so I don't want rubbing............. what would be a good offset to avoid this problem?
BTW many thanks for answering my questions you have been a big help.....

thanks
scion619

Fujiz_xb

i just noticed that the gas door was in the wrong side..

scionmilktruck

Just got my springs installed yesterday. :D Megan Racing w/ a 2" drop. I haven't gotten a chance to really drive it around yet because of work.

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Fujiz_xb

pic doesnt work ^^^^^

scionmilktruck

I can't figure out why the imaginstation pics won't come out. Click on my WWW link for my photo album. :?

Fujiz_xb

are those goldlines you say?

scionspecialistvegas

This should help
https://www.scionlife.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=348

scionmilktruck

No they are Megan Racing Springs. www.meganracing.com They don't have the Scion XB listed on their site, but if you call them up they are $120 shipped.

cgxeagle006

Here's Mine with 17's and Goldlines