What is the typical drop height for these Tein H Tech springs?

These springs are designed to provide a moderate lowering effect, typically around 1.5 inches for the 1998-2002 Toyota Corolla. This helps reduce the gap between the tire and the fender for a sportier look.

Do I need to replace my shocks when installing these springs?

These Tein H Tech springs are designed to work with your vehicle's factory shock absorbers. While they are compatible with stock shocks, using performance shocks can further enhance the handling benefits.

What is the material and finish of these lowering springs?

The springs are made from high-tensile steel, which is known for its strength and ability to maintain its shape. They also feature a powder-coated finish to help protect them from rust and corrosion.

1998-2002 Toyota Corolla Lowering Springs | Tein

Name: Tein 98-02 Corolla H Tech Springs
Brand: Tein
Price: 256.00 USD
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Tein 98-02 Corolla H Tech Springs

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Fits 1998-2002 Toyota Corolla. Tein H Tech Springs offer a modest drop for improved looks and handling.

Key Features

Fits 1998-2002 Toyota Corolla.
Provides a moderate lowering height, typically around 1.5 inches.
Constructed from high-tensile steel for durability and consistent spring rate.
Powder-coated finish helps protect against corrosion.
Designed to work with factory shock absorbers for a simpler installation.
Helps reduce body roll and lower the vehicle's center of gravity.

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Fits this vehicle

Toyota Corolla 1998-2002

Product Details

With this product, you get a set of four Tein H Tech lowering springs, designed specifically for your 1998-2002 Toyota Corolla. These springs are a popular choice for Corolla owners looking to give their car a more aggressive stance and slightly improved handling without going too low. They are engineered to work with your factory shocks, making them a straightforward upgrade.

The H Tech springs are built to provide a noticeable drop, typically around 1.5 inches, which helps reduce wheel well gap and lowers the car's center of gravity. This can lead to less body roll when cornering and a more planted feel on the road. Tein uses high-tensile steel for their springs, ensuring they are durable and maintain their spring rate over time. They are powder-coated to resist corrosion, keeping them looking good and functioning properly for years.

When installing these springs, you'll typically need to compress your existing spring and strut assembly to swap them out. It's a job many DIYers can tackle with the right tools, but if you're unsure, a professional mechanic can get them installed quickly. You'll notice a difference in both the look and feel of your Corolla after installation.