what are the best ones to take it down about two inches, but NOT lo-ryda stylz.
we just wanna ditch the "4WD" look that's goin on at the mo!
what lowering springs for corolla wagon with 17's?
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jeremiahnz
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I have king springs on mine. Apparently they are super lows (I bought them second hand so am just going on what I was told).
They provide about a 35mm drop I believe (I understand Tein's are about the same)
I think it provides a well balanced look for the car. Some corolla wagons I have seen look very low at the back compared to the front which I was looking to avoid.
Only criticism is that they may not be quite low enough. I only have 16's on mine though so they may give the appearance of being lower on a car with 17's.
They provide about a 35mm drop I believe (I understand Tein's are about the same)
I think it provides a well balanced look for the car. Some corolla wagons I have seen look very low at the back compared to the front which I was looking to avoid.
Only criticism is that they may not be quite low enough. I only have 16's on mine though so they may give the appearance of being lower on a car with 17's.
I have lovells in mine, and it bought it to the exact height i wanted.
I dont have a 'rolla wagon, but just pitching my $0.02.
See the before and after pics:
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~doms/before.jpg
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~doms/after.jpg
The pics dont really do it justice. Because the first pic is taken from a slightly higher level than the car, you cant see how much of a hilux it really was, it had HUGE guard gaps.
Now, there's pretty much no guard gap, (note it's settled a little since the pics) and the wheel fits in the guard PERFECTLY. I would change the height one bit.
I dont have a 'rolla wagon, but just pitching my $0.02.
See the before and after pics:
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~doms/before.jpg
http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~doms/after.jpg
The pics dont really do it justice. Because the first pic is taken from a slightly higher level than the car, you cant see how much of a hilux it really was, it had HUGE guard gaps.
Now, there's pretty much no guard gap, (note it's settled a little since the pics) and the wheel fits in the guard PERFECTLY. I would change the height one bit.