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darksnyder 01-02-2019 11:26 AM

JDM TRD Springs / Coilovers vs USA TRD Springs
 
Hi!

I tried searching in the forum but to no avail, apart from one or two forum members selling it in the classified. Anybody has the exact difference between the Black JDM TRD Springs aka Racing Springs as opposed to the Red TRD Springs aka Lowering Springs. Googling gave me results of the USA ones, it lowers by 15mm and can be used with the stock struts and shocks. The only page I can find about the JDM one is on the following link if you scroll down a little:

http://trdparts.jp/english/86_perfor...uspension.html

Reviews are hard to find. Same goes for the TRD Full Suspension Set, the first item displayed on the link above.

I have the TRD Full Suspension Set and an extra set of TRD Springs. As I DD my car with no track time, evaluating the option of stock struts with JDM TRD Springs combo or replace the whole suspension with TRD Coilovers + Springs which I feel might be an overkill. :iono:

Lincoln Logs 01-02-2019 12:51 PM

I ran the US-spec TRD lowering springs for a little while with my car. With the 2017 shocks it is a great combo, especially for daily driving. I wouldn't hesitate to run these again if I was just driving the car around as a daily. US-spec TRD lowering springs are
3.6k front and 4.9k rear and lower the car 1".

darksnyder 01-02-2019 02:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lincoln Logs (Post 3168753)
I ran the US-spec TRD lowering springs for a little while with my car. With the 2017 shocks it is a great combo, especially for daily driving. I wouldn't hesitate to run these again if I was just driving the car around as a daily. US-spec TRD lowering springs are
3.6k front and 4.9k rear and lower the car 1".


Thats the point. Those were the Red ones right?! Multiple users can vouch for those, but I have the JDM ones and cant find any reviews for those.

gpvecchi 01-02-2019 04:22 PM

What part number does your JDM spring have?

darksnyder 01-07-2019 03:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gpvecchi (Post 3168848)
What part number does your JDM spring have?


The part numbers for the springs is MS250-18001 and for the coils (shocks/struts) is MS260-18001.

nikitopo 01-07-2019 03:55 AM

The rates of the grey springs (MS250-18001) are Front:34.7N/mm、Rear:57.3N/mm. They have been used together with the coilovers (MS260-18001) in all the years of the Gazoo 86/BRZ races. They are a good compromise for a mixed road and track usage using semi-slick tires in stock size (205/55R16).

gpvecchi 01-07-2019 07:30 AM

So you have both coils and struts? Your springs need specific dampers...

darksnyder 01-07-2019 07:42 AM

I have this..


http://trdparts.jp/english/86_perfor...suspension.jpg

darksnyder 01-07-2019 07:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nikitopo (Post 3170031)
The rates of the grey springs (MS250-18001) are Front:34.7N/mm、Rear:57.3N/mm. They have been used together with the coilovers (MS260-18001) in all the years of the Gazoo 86/BRZ races. They are a good compromise for a mixed road and track usage using semi-slick tires in stock size (205/55R16).


Thanks for the info. I have the TRD SF2 Rims as well. 18 x 7.5. Haven't installed those either. I think the SF2 were paired with Pilot Super Sports (225/40R18).

jflogerzi 01-12-2019 09:11 PM

The USA trd springs are made by eibach correct?

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