New suspension for Stock 2003 Sedan
New suspension for Stock 2003 Sedan
What is a good suspension springs or kit (Eibach vs. Tein vs. other) for a 2003 Sedan, stock sport wheels and Toyo's 225/50R17 TPT tires? I think my suspension on front driver side is dying.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
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What is dying? Are the springs goosed, or the shocks? (It's not normally the springs to be honest)...
Just to show you what the eibacj pro kit is like, this is the before, and after...

Just to show you what the eibacj pro kit is like, this is the before, and after...

nice car... Eibach looks good.
Well, is like a broken axle. You know the horrible clicks when you turn. When you driving is ok, but when you turn you know something is wrong.
Well, is like a broken axle. You know the horrible clicks when you turn. When you driving is ok, but when you turn you know something is wrong.
His G is exhibiting the infamous rear axle click. The sound is coming from where the axle goes throught the hub. It's an easy fix. If he's talking about the sound from the front, it's the compression rod problem that afflicts most of these cars. The easiest fix for that is to hit the rods with some silcone lubricant every 3K miles or so.
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His G is exhibiting the infamous rear axle click. The sound is coming from where the axle goes throught the hub. It's an easy fix. If he's talking about the sound from the front, it's the compression rod problem that afflicts most of these cars. The easiest fix for that is to hit the rods with some silcone lubricant every 3K miles or so.
As far as silicone for compression rods - that hasnt worked for me - had to replace.
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