Don't think stock springs will help. Tried to do this on my 86.. When I complained about sagging back in 91, thinking that the Toyota springs had sagged over time. I had Toyota replace the stock springs with stock ones and it still looked the same. (And no, this wasn't a warranty nor a TSB.) A couple of years ago I replaced the susp with Eibachs and Tokicos. It improved it a bit still sagged a little. I'm beginning to think that it was due to constant pounding on that side (driver weight plus sheet metal getting pounded).
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Thats too funny Old Skool. :lol:
Continuing on the theme of sagging sides. Have you ever noticed how the front seats tend to sag towards each other on older cars? Remembered this on my 85, noticed it on my bosses 85 Celica convertible, and a few other cars. Seems the sheet metal gets its fair share of pounding.
<- still polishing parts for the 7th Annual Toyota Meet in Ohio. When does the polishing ever end????
Continuing on the theme of sagging sides. Have you ever noticed how the front seats tend to sag towards each other on older cars? Remembered this on my 85, noticed it on my bosses 85 Celica convertible, and a few other cars. Seems the sheet metal gets its fair share of pounding.
<- still polishing parts for the 7th Annual Toyota Meet in Ohio. When does the polishing ever end????
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