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Thinking about lowering springs

Discussion in 'Gen 2 Prius Accessories & Modifications' started by Daves09prius, Jun 2, 2014.

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  1. Justdidit

    Justdidit LVNPZEV

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    I'd say that's some pretty accurate info.

    Viewing from my Android
     
    #21 Justdidit, Jun 18, 2014
  2. Daves09prius

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    Thanks 69shovlhed for helping me install the front sway bar, the new bar makes a world of difference.
    I have a 'MOTOR crash estimating guide' (from Nov of 2007) and I looked up the book time. The RR (remove and replace) time for the front stabilizer bar (sway bar) is 2.1 hours. So we didn't do too bad, working together I think it took us just over 2 hours to get it done.

    Everyone looking for better handling and staying flatter in turns should do this mod!
     
    #22 Daves09prius, Jun 21, 2014
  3. 69shovlhed

    69shovlhed Surly tree hugger

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    your welcome. if I had a lift and a post jack we'd have beat the book by half.

    Toyota wasn't expecting people to drive these cars hard, so they used cheesy sway bars, soft shocks/springs and a quiet exhaust that chokes the motor. even stock I think this is the best commuter car ever, when I wear mine out I will get another.
     
    #23 69shovlhed, Jun 21, 2014
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    Got my Megan coilovers in. Do I need to adjust the preload at all on these?
     
    #24 Sezy, Apr 2, 2015
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