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Hm, there must be an more solid product out their than this ****. I feel bad but I have to give a bad product review on eBay...=[

I plan on ordering the Megan Racing springs or the 10th gen eibach springs either this week or next week and then plan on doing a full step by step install video.

Lets use this thread as a learning point for people who wish to lower their cars as well as list any/all available lowering options for our cars. IF you are a moderator and can modify my post to accommodate new info please do! Purpose of Lowering: -Gets rid of nasty wheel gaps -Lowers center...

Well I woke up today and saw he visors on the floor...cheap 3M knockoff double-sided tape was used so...shockerrrr...I would recommend using real 3M double-sided tape if you plan on using these visors.

There you go! You learn something new everyday!

Correct

09-13 Race Spec Strut Tower Bar http://www.meganracing.com/product_detail.asp?prodid=1263&catid=35 09-14 Coilovers http://www.meganracing.com/product_detail.asp?prodid=1576&catid=86

Strut brace tower? where did you see that?

Aye. No way to tell that tires are the problem without replacing them

Megan racing has been around for awhile. The problem is people mainly pay attention to brands like Eibach or Tein. Still, this is the only company to actually post a picture of a 2014 corolla already lowered =D

AS I AM CURRENTLY EXPERIENCING :thumbsup:

When I hit highway speeds the entire body of the car...it feels like turbulence in an airplane. The vibration I can barely feel. The friend who drove the car builds custom choppers so I did take his word for it. If the tires are an issue then I might as well get better tires and lighter rims.

Hey everyone, just got word that Megan Racing released lowering springs specifically for our 2014 Corolla's. It offers a 2" drop all around. Link is provided. http://www.meganracing.com/product_detail.asp?prodid=1789&catid=44

I just got them installed. I will upload pics in a few minutes. Do not order them until I have had a few days with them to see how they are holding up.

Mine were pretty good.

Agreed, I had some nice nice continentals on my 2000 chevy malibu. The rim was a 15" and had fat ass tires. Loved it.

ughhh:cursing:

FINE, what brand would you recommend? Also what size? How about this? http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires.jsp?tireMake=BFGoodrich&tireModel=g-Force+Sport+COMP-2&partnum=345WR7GFSPC2&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes

oh come on! Their on sale for $102 a piece! I was thinking of getting tires with dimensions of 235/45/R17...