lowering my 07 camry

krouchchocolate · 11-24-06, 11:30

I was thinking about getting the trd springs to lower my car, but I will be having a 175-200 pound sound system in the trunk. I know this will make the rear sag so does anybody have a solution to this?

blackcaraddict · 11-25-06, 11:42

Yes, don't lower the car, its a Camry.

atticdog · 11-25-06, 12:06

is a an SE?

Bigpoppa3346 · 11-25-06, 12:53

Lowering a Camry? Interesting...

sneek · 11-25-06, 01:51

I was planning on lowering my Accord but decided not to because it just seemed to "rice".
but if you really want to TEIN is looking for some cars to build lowering springs for
WANTED R&D TEST VEHICLES

J.J. · 11-25-06, 02:58

Oh NO! Don't destroy that car.

atticdog · 11-25-06, 03:52

does this look crappy?

trd springs

krouchchocolate · 11-26-06, 12:28

This one too

STG · 11-26-06, 05:35

Won't 200 lbs. lower it on stock springs?

percynjpn · 11-26-06, 06:13

Quote:

Originally Posted by atticdog

does this look crappy?

trd springs

No, just like a juvenile way of making a family sedan look more "sporty"

RTexasF · 11-26-06, 07:38

I'm not one to lower a car but there's no reason to crap on somebody that wants to do so. Using TRD products is a wise choice if you decide to do it. Better handling should come about as a result......along with a few chin scrapes.

paul34 · 11-26-06, 08:54

The TRD drop actually looks decent... gets rid of excess wheel gap. TRD springs normally don't lower the car enough to cause scraping, unless you go for a bodykit... which would be strange on a Camry unless it was a factory option.

The second picture is a bit too "slammed" IMHO, though. Wheel gap should equal (or be slightly less) than the thickness of the tire. Anything more or less looks wrong (unless we're talking about a vehicle like a truck or such).