Hey everyone. I’m thinking about lowering my 2023 Camry on Eibach lowering springs (pro-kit). Any advice?

Posted by Southern_Neck_2839@reddit | askcarguys | View on Reddit | 12 comments

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ajm91730@reddit

It's a Camry. It'll always be a Camry.

It's good at being a transportation appliance. That's it. You want to change that.

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Why would you want to put lowering springs on a… Camry? Do you track the Camry or something? It will ride worse, it’s not a performance car, and most importantly you are voiding the warranty on a ton of components on your car.

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OkProfessional9405@reddit

I put Eibachs on a car of mine, these were their progressive rate springs, not their max lowering springs. It improved the balance of the car, but if there were 3 passengers you'd be into the stiffer section of the springs and it was pretty rough. Otherwise I was pretty happy with them.

Others make good points about warranties.

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IrritablePanda@reddit

If it was my car I’d at least wait until you finish the factory warranty before your start modifying shit. You’ll regret it if you have a steering or suspension failure and they warranty reject it because of the aftermarket springs

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Southern_Neck_2839@reddit (OP)

Good point. It just looks too good with eibach springs haha. But it is a newer car and it’s safer to not mess with it while I’m still covered by warranty.

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Southern_Neck_2839@reddit (OP)

I have considered this, but with eibachs great reputation and them being installed by a professional, a major failure would be very very surprising.

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IrritablePanda@reddit

I don’t think you are getting part of my point. It’s not the springs that may fail, it could be a Toyota part and they will not cover it under warranty because Toyota never engineered them to work with eibach parts

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Southern_Neck_2839@reddit (OP)

Yes I get your point, but I’ve also talked to people with eibach springs on, specifically my car, and I have yet to see one say anything about mechanical failures. Of course it could happen down the long run. But after reading all the responses, I think I will wait until the factory warranty is at least expired. Thanks!

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