just upgraded to dropzone coilovers.... when i accelerate now it seem to have worse of a launch then with the stock suspension? should i play with the height of the back ones, like lift them, to change the height ratio? i know it works on RWD to have the rear sit up a fraction of a bit heigher than the front for launches.... but what about with coilovers on a fwd? the car is a 94 corolla by the way.

 

you sure you have the proper spring rate? what is the condition of your shocks/struts? you could have an oversprung-underdamped condition. meaning: too much spring, not enough damping----> shocks and struts cannot keep-up with the springs. then again, you might just have the wrong spring rate.

 

yeh the spring rate probably isnt right at all.... it looked a little funny pullin the coilovers out of the box, even though they were labeled front/rear they are the exact same size, shape, weight, etc....

 

yea dropzone doesn't make the best quality coilovers...

 

thats what i heard to... but with the stock height of the corolla being so high, i cant find a good quality spring that will bring it down low enough to make it look decent... like the fender gap... right now with the coilovers all the way down, i have 1.3 inches clearance on the front and -.4 on the back... i want to lift the back up to be even with the front, but it just seems like it hasnt been worth lowering it.... i started thinkin i need to not think about the look, but go with some KYB gr-2's and maybe progress technologies springs that give it a 2.0 drop all the way around... to increase the handling and ride a bit, and still dropping it a modest amount. the eibach pro's are just to expensive for me right now.

 

i own a 94 toyota celica gt and i also have drop zone coilovers they only place i could find that makes coilovers for my car it being kinda rare and all. i am having the same issues well maybe a little different i get a real bad wheel hop on my launching bad struts bad springs or just crap products?

 

kinda rare??? how do you figure? stock struts?

 

ground control makes coilovers for both the celica and corolla. They make the best non-full race ie: sleeve type coilovers you can get. They are also available in any spring rate you would like. They use eibach 2.5" coils, single rate. I myself plan on getting a set for my 86. Ground Control application guide

those prices could probably be had cheaper if you shop around.