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The front right splitter has one broken tab (pictured) also I used a touch up brush on the rear right top portion which is also pictured since the body shop had a little under spray in the tiny area. Other than that, these splitters have new paint with the OEM Black Onyx 202 paint. I'm asking $100 each and $350 Total. I'm hoping someone local will pick them up, otherwise pm your zip code and I will give shipping estimate. These require a minimal amount of work to have them in flawless condition.

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Sorry I do not have the tools to separate them nor do I want to go about doing that. I am too inexperienced with suspensions and don't want to risk messing something up. I will take offers though.

Did you do the toyota Avalon caliper mod or ss III caliper mod? I read your posts on a previous thread about it but it was not clear. I'm looking to get rid of these silly single piston front brakes and put on some dual pistons. What do you think are the best parts to throw on with some dual piston calipers?

Any offers? I'm really trying to get rid of these.

I use toyotapartscatalog . com for finding all of my Part Numbers. Try this link with the diagram and Part Numbers:

http://toyotapartscatalog.com/toyota/celic...or-lock-handle/

I have a used aftermarket suspension for a 94-99 Toyota Celica. It's all four, front and rear KYB GR-2 Struts and Tein lowering springs with strut mounts and strut boots. I bought them brand new in June 2012 and only put about 25000 miles on them so they're in perfect working condition. I paid about $700 for all of the parts new. The lowering springs have about a 1.5 inch drop and the suspension altogether has a sporty and aggressive feel, but is not uncomfortably stiff. I'm only getting rid of them because I bought an adjustable coilover suspension where I can raise and lower my suspension for the different seasons. I'm hoping to sell locally where I'd accept cash only, but if there's no buyers I will be willing to ship them out. Asking for $350

Here is a picture of Celica on 17x8 45 profile wheels:



The suspension:

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Any cracks or other cosmetic damage on the tails? I'm definitely interested. Also cost for shipping to 60641?

Yep they're awesome! They survived one Chicago winter without seizing up (I can still adjust height) and the adjustable dampers are awesome for places with too many pot holes. I have them on two clicks before the softest in the front and one click before the softest in the rear so the cornering is definitely better then stock and still a fairly comfortable ride (for a place withway too many potholes).

Hi I'm still interested in the anti sway bars message me back plz

I don't want to mess up my precious OZ rims in these upcoming sh**ty chi-beria winters so I'm looking for 4 7gen rims. I live in Chicago and am looking for a good deal

Hey I'm still interested in the sway bars. PM sent

Thanks for all of the advice. Is there a good brand to get for the end links and camber bolts? I'm still kind of a noob to modding

I'm eventually going to install these coilovers once I get some free time time from my demanding job. Are there any suggestions on anymore parts I should get to install along with the coilovers? Would it need a camber kit or anything else to improve the ride quality?

Yea when the date is set I'll see if I'm free. I got nothing to showoff though, but I'd like to see what others have done to their celicas.

The Celica looks so cool with the SS 4 look. How easy was that to do? I live in Chicago btw and I'm sorry to hear about that B & E bs... That happens way too often around here

Yea I thought I heard the ez coilovers could be as high as the stock height but I haven't really looked into it myself. I guess I'll have to find out lol

I live in the city where we have terrible pot holes and silly speed bumps. I'm actually about to change my KYB GR2 struts with Tein lowering springs to the Megan EZ Street coilovers because I heard so many good things about them. I have enjoyed my time with the KYB struts and Teins but it's just too low of a setup where I'm at for the harsh winters. The cool part with the coilovers is I can adjust them.

My old suspension is slightly used, so it will be for sale soon if you're interested.

I have just ordered them off of eBay. I currently have the KYB G2 struts with Teins which I regret getting because this last winter in Chicago had me getting stuck in the snow because of the low the setup. I have heard great things about the Megan EZ Street series from different car forums like club lexus. Supposedly they're cheaper than most coilovers and they're better for daily driving which is what I use this nice economy celica for. I can't wait til I test them out.

I have a 99 USDM Celica and my bolts connecting my front bumper to my fenders are rusted out. I remember removing the bumper once and out of the 6 bolts that mount it, 4 rusted out, so for the longest time I only had one bolt on each side holding the front bumper up. I looked at my car the other day and now one of the two bolts broke >.<. I dont even want to try removing the bumper again because I might not be able to put it back on. So does anyone know the part numbers or size of the bolts along with that bracket they connect to on each side? I live in Chicago where the winters are harsh on the bolts and rust them out. I want to replace all of the bolts holding the front bumper as well as the fenders.

Do you have the vapor canister? Including all of its local components?