Which are the best springs out there to get??
Eibach vs Tein Vs Others - 6G Celicas Forums
if you plan to autoX, get Tanabe. Otherwise, I would get tein. Eibach are overpriced, and there are no others that appeal to me.
Jon
Jon
i just got my eibach sportlines on. i love them. the ride is very firm and not bouncy at all. the handling got a lot better too. i and about 20 other people on here will reacomend them as great springs.
i dont think anyone on here got the teins on their car yet, so i doubt youll get any opinions on them.
i dont think anyone on here got the teins on their car yet, so i doubt youll get any opinions on them.
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Well I got my sportlines for under 200 shipped, and that was through tirerack.com, which is one of the adds on the site. Im very happy with my sportlines.
Bryan
Bryan
Another proud Eibach owner. I love them!
I have the TRD springs with are just rebadged eibachs.. and I love em! But there getting kinda old.. pervious owner had them installed and that was almost 5 years ago.. soooo I'm thinking of tryin out the Tein ones if anyone on here has installed em post what you think cuz im interested in how they handle and feel
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1 more for the sportlines....i love mine! >
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So which one is better in Elibach?? I mean sportline and Pro
-ST-204+Jan 21, 2004 - 11:08 AM
depends on what you want....the pro kit is 1" drop...the sportlines are a 1.5" drop
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-ST-204+Jan 21, 2004 - 12:08 PM
15PSI - 30MPG - Megasquirt Tuned
ill be rockn tein soon but i dont like the fact that the back drops .6 and the front drops 1.4
anyway ill let you all know how they work out.
anyway ill let you all know how they work out.
hows it taste motha f*cka
yup i just read that it only drop .6 at teh rear .... kinda high still but im pretty sure they have a gud explanation for that
The more and more I get used to my car, the more sure I am that the TRD springs are installed on mine.
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if you have loads of stereo, the tein will level your car out >
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i got the tein springs and i love 'em. not bouncy as all.
well today was the first day that i got to really drive my car around with the sportlines. the drop is very extreme, it took me a few days to get used to how low my car is. the ride quality is also very very good and not bouncy at all. the best part has to be the handling. i have facoty front sturt brace and for the rear i have the brace that comes stock in the gt4. adding these springs made my car handle like a dream. there is almost no body roll and you can take turns a very high speeds. i have honestly never driven a car that handles better then this one.
pics of my sportlines
BEFORE

AFTER
pics of my sportlines
BEFORE

AFTER
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Where did you get the rear GT-4 Brace?
local toyota dealer. its only about 50$.
just give them this part number and tell them to order it for you.
GT-4 Factory Rear Strut Brace - 53605-20020
just give them this part number and tell them to order it for you.
GT-4 Factory Rear Strut Brace - 53605-20020
15PSI - 30MPG - Megasquirt Tuned
Im rolling HNRs and theyre perfect! From what i hear from the toyota people around here HNRs are the way to go and thats the way i did go and theyre great! couldnt ask for anything better!
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-NEVERSTOP+Jan 24, 2004 - 10:35 AM
I've seen a pic of it before on some site. I can't remember which one. I think maybe celica.net. I do remember what it looks like. Its black and tube shaped like the front. It has to bolt points on each side. Very simple and plain
Jeremy
Jeremy
i would still love to see one. think you could dig that old pic up?
cormudgen
cormudgen
I found the pics over on Celica.net



Tried to find the one of the brace on a car, but the member ride photos are a bit hosed at the moment. Maybe someone can chime in here with a pic of it on the car.
Mark



Tried to find the one of the brace on a car, but the member ride photos are a bit hosed at the moment. Maybe someone can chime in here with a pic of it on the car.
Mark
thanks a bunch man, that helps: i was tryin to identify which one it was as i've seen more than one diff rear strut bar.
-lagos+Jan 20, 2004 - 8:19 PM
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-Sev408+Jan 22, 2004 - 7:28 PM
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just think of the springs this way...
Prokit - better ride, with little sacrifice of ride quality.
Sportsline - true enthusiast with more sacrifice on daily driving.
i don't have the booklet that came with my sportlines anymore, but it said something to that effect.
Prokit - better ride, with little sacrifice of ride quality.
Sportsline - true enthusiast with more sacrifice on daily driving.
i don't have the booklet that came with my sportlines anymore, but it said something to that effect.
hey im getting Tom's springs for free. does anyone have them??? are they any good? and what type of shocks should i get ? i heard KYB GR2 arent that good