Lowering Caldina GTT

[Corolla_Gurl]

Hey i just brought a Toyota Caldina GTT 98, first aussie owner (only like 60 in whole of aussie)
i want to lower it and due to how rear they are here i need to know what springs i would use to lower it (my mechanic said chances are another toyota model would fit)

[Boosted_162]

Others might fit, i have no idea, but i imagine the weight of a Caldina compared to whatever would make a difference and wouldnt ride right.

Im sure some of the sponsors on here ship overseas, i really like my TRD springs in my MR2, and have heard good things about TEIN.

[postfach]

Dobi make a set for the caldina, you should be able to get a set fairly easily since they are an Australian manufacturer.

[Corolla_Gurl]

Thank you. wub wu looong time

[barryogen]

most of the caldinas I've been in with after market springs went with Tein, and they seem to be pretty bloody good, they make it fell less like a whale.

[snwtoy]

Dobi springs in mine made it a bit too low to be practical - hitting the bumpstops all the time. Have changed to Tien and the ride has improved dramatically, although it's nowhere near as low as it was.

[bbq1988]

Go for green, Go Tein.

Ive got a set of them in my car at the moment, not to low

[Heylin]

Cant speak for Caldina, but I run TRD Springs in my MR2

Only lowered the car 20mm over stock, Tein-S techs were about 35mm and slightly more expensive than the TRDs

They are really good, not overly low, make the car handle better than stock (being 35% harder than factory springs).

So I put my vote in for TRD ones.

[AJz]

tein here in my gtt, its still a wagon, but its far better than stock

[TOYO-GT-T]

Tein for me too, can't fault the handling but beware the drop is hardly flattering.....

[Warren]

I have Tein coilovers in mine. Probably should have just gone with Tein springs but ohwell.

These are the ones I have: (ignore the letters)

[rollaholic]

Hey i just brought a Toyota Caldina GTT 98, first aussie owner (only like 60 in whole of aussie)
i want to lower it and due to how rear they are here i need to know what springs i would use to lower it (my mechanic said chances are another toyota model would fit)

you need a name change!

[gleem]

go with tien for sure, you can sometimes pick up tien adjustables for around 600NZ on www.trademe.co.nz however you will need a cert