suspension
#1
suspension
My next post is about my suspension. My max's butt sits really low, and the front is really high. Theres nothing in the trunk but the floor mats. So, arethe rear struts shot or are the front springs stretched? I.D.K. Theres nothing visually broken. Right now she looks like a really new and nice,,,um, hoopty. lol
#3
My next post is about my suspension. My max's butt sits really low, and the front is really high. Theres nothing in the trunk but the floor mats. So, arethe rear struts shot or are the front springs stretched? I.D.K. Theres nothing visually broken. Right now she looks like a really new and nice,,,um, hoopty. lol
#6
I'm rolling on Canuck straight drop lowering springs, 1.5" in the front and 0.5" in the rear and KYB GR-2 shocks/struts. The ride compliments my 22's, 17's, and 18's without having to worry about adjusting the height
#7
My main issue with dropping her down is that this is my fiance's car, but after hours of begging and feet rubbing, I got the go-ahead to beef up the max. However, she hates riding in my subi. Fully adjustable tiens. Of course I have that set up for auto cross. Sum it up? How much comfort will be lost by upgrading? I definately want to do the straight drop with new struts, but I don't want an absolute teeth chattering ride (or be on the receiving end of my girls rage).
#8
I agree with mrjasonlyrics. For some reason, all Maxima's (factory - new or not) seemed to have a little lift in the front and a very minor drop in the rear. I noticed it with the 4th Gen, 5th Gen and 6th Gen....I can't really notice it on the 7th Gen. But I believe it's natural. I'm looking at mines and it seems the same. Always been like that since new actually. Maybe it pregressivly sinks as time goes on (mileage/age). But I'd say it's completely natural. Car design makes it more pronounce on certain vehicles than others.
By the way, it may be me but everytime I look at Camrys' it seems like the opposite. As if all Engine weight is on front suspension.
By the way, it may be me but everytime I look at Camrys' it seems like the opposite. As if all Engine weight is on front suspension.
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