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Axo · 04-06-2004, 08:03 PM

Good ideas, Thanks. I have two thoughts.

First, mine is a 3rd generation model and it has coils springs in back. You made me look though.

Second, to answer firmer or compliant ride, I am looking for a more compliant ride (re softer). I am a fan of performance handling. Those sway bars and better shocks do sound good.

Right now if I go over a good bump with someone in the back seat, I half expect to see a bill from their dentist. That is not a good thing with my 80+ mother-in-law. She loves being able to get in by just stepping off a curb without contortions.

Thanks again

04-06-2004, 08:03 PM	#12 (permalink)
Axo Registered User Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Chino Hills, CA Posts: 29	Good ideas, Thanks. I have two thoughts. First, mine is a 3rd generation model and it has coils springs in back. You made me look though. Second, to answer firmer or compliant ride, I am looking for a more compliant ride (re softer). I am a fan of performance handling. Those sway bars and better shocks do sound good. Right now if I go over a good bump with someone in the back seat, I half expect to see a bill from their dentist. That is not a good thing with my 80+ mother-in-law. She loves being able to get in by just stepping off a curb without contortions. Thanks again __________________ Rich 97 SR5 4Runner 2WD Auto w/31x10.50 Dueler H/T, 6" Deckplate, K&N air Filter, ISR Mod, Silverstars, Brown Bread on all Doors 00 Celica GTS w/button shift automatic and full leather