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Old 09-23-2013, 02:10 PM   #141
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Just called Toyota service. Gave them the part # for the lowering springs, they say the part is discontinued and not available.
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Just called Toyota service. Gave them the part # for the lowering springs, they say the part is discontinued and not available.
really? its in the new TRD catalog...
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Old 09-24-2013, 09:26 PM   #144
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Just called Toyota service. Gave them the part # for the lowering springs, they say the part is discontinued and not available.
OMG!!!

Can someone confirm this?

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Old 10-23-2013, 12:22 PM   #145
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Are these ever going to be available?

The weird thing is one Tada interview where he said the car was engineered to have perfect suspension geometry about 20mm lower. All auto-makers soften up the suspensions for the lightweight's.

Usually a TRD suspension is a transformation that beats coil overs costing 3x as much.

There must be some strange hold up on this an the bilstein based TRD struts.
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If the TRD springs have bilstien's based around them, I'm switching when they finally come out.
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Are these ever going to be available?
Sent the part # to my local Toyota dealer (note we're both in Canada), and he said the item cannot be ordered but he can see it...

I might just break down and get RCE and Swift springs in the spring (no pun intended)
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The weird thing is one Tada interview where he said the car was engineered to have perfect suspension geometry about 20mm lower.
*cough* RCE Yellow springs *cough*

Guys, the TRD springs would likely be pretty good. But they're not magic!

Yes you wouldn't have as much trouble with warranty, but really that just covers your shocks in the case they blow out. Aftermarket springs would not affect any other aspect of your warranty.

Get a good quality spring with a mild/medium drop of about 20mm....say RCE Yellow or Swift or Eibach Pro-kit (not sportline) and you won't have to worry about blowing your shocks anyway.

Get a RCE Yellow + RCE Swaybar set for a complete package for a good price. We'll have a package with Bilsteins soon too.

I do get the OEM thing...we were way into the STI Japan "pink" stuff back in the day. It sort of became our target for some of the parts we make. An OEM-like Sport option that just turned things up a notch, looked good, and was still comfortable, streetable, and durable.

Just a few thoughts. I am surprised that TRD is not all in for this car.

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If they're not out by spring next year, I'm just gonna get me a set of Hotchkis lowering springs.
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ugh still waiting for these damn springs... what the hell is holding them up?
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*cough* RCE Yellow springs *cough*

Guys, the TRD springs would likely be pretty good. But they're not magic!

Yes you wouldn't have as much trouble with warranty, but really that just covers your shocks in the case they blow out. Aftermarket springs would not affect any other aspect of your warranty.

Get a good quality spring with a mild/medium drop of about 20mm....say RCE Yellow or Swift or Eibach Pro-kit (not sportline) and you won't have to worry about blowing your shocks anyway.

Get a RCE Yellow + RCE Swaybar set for a complete package for a good price. We'll have a package with Bilsteins soon too.

I do get the OEM thing...we were way into the STI Japan "pink" stuff back in the day. It sort of became our target for some of the parts we make. An OEM-like Sport option that just turned things up a notch, looked good, and was still comfortable, streetable, and durable.

Just a few thoughts. I am surprised that TRD is not all in for this car.

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What's the ETA for STI springs and how much for that?
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Old 10-27-2013, 09:35 AM   #153
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What's the ETA for STI springs and how much for that?
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We don't carry them but a few people on the board here have them. They're a good chunk of change as they're an STI Japan part and take a little while to get over here.

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when r these coming outt??!! lol im just impatient
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