TRD!=Eibach

[SpikedMantis]

Well, I just got my Eibach pro kit and they look just like Peter's from another post. The box part number is correct, but the part numbers on the bigger springs (less coils) is 8249 and the part numbers on the smaller springs (more coils) is 8258. I asked about this and the guy told me that this is how Eibach packs the springs for the Solara now. So I guess that Eibach does NOT equal TRD any longer. If I'm wrong on this one, someone please correct me!

[nnnyyy]

yup thats how mine were too when I got them a few weeks ago. Maybe they just had extra camry springs they wanted to get rid of.

[DavPak]

this saturday i'll be installing my TRD springs. early next week yanks will have his car at my place to install his Eibach springs, i'll compare em and get back to ya!

[Flipside909]

One version is Gen4 and the other is Solara.

[SpikedMantis]

One version is Gen4 and the other is Solara.

I'm guessing the ones with more coils are the Gen4 ones and the ones with less coils are Solara ones.

[Luc]

I believe the Eibach front springs for both Gen4 and Solara are the same, only the rear springs are different.

Here are the Gen4 rear springs, OEM on left, TRD on right.


Here are the Solara rear springs, OEM on top, TRD on bottom.


The Gen4 compresses from the bottom, whereas the Solara compresses from the top.

[Flipside909]

Yes, i shoulda taken a pic of mine...but yes my rears are the compressed springs at the top.

[impactX]

My Eibach prokit

[Yanks0114]

Impact, thats exactly what mine look like. I called eibach to confirm these are correct and they said yes they are.

[DavPak]

that's also exactly what my TRD springs look like.

[Peter]

yup, thats how mine looked too. well, hey, at least the drop is nice, who cares anymore.