My (wifeys) 09 Camry Hybrid

[INDOMI]

i like!!! rear is perfect imo, just lower the front a tiny bit to match the rear

[Okin]

Have you considered getting the S.E. front splitters? Car looks good btw.

[supedup95]

Have you considered getting the S.E. front splitters? Car looks good btw.

I haven't. Going to check those out.

i like!!! rear is perfect imo, just lower the front a tiny bit to match the rear

I agree, going to go lower in the front about another 1/4" should flush it. The only issue is I'm going to have to do some work on the fenders. Heard some rubbing yesterday when I drove it on the freeway bumps. Maybe increase the dampening?

[supedup95]

Thanks bro!

[supedup95]

im a fan! agree on lip kit, but deffinetly nice for the wifey!

and thanks for supporting the australian car industry

Thank you sir!

[DadWagen]

Nice Rims there guy

[atomicclutch]

Have you considered getting the S.E. front splitters? Car looks good btw.

i agree with this gentleman. as for the Iraq war vet, prove it.

[supedup95]

Nice Rims there guy

For some odd reason, I must say you have great taste as well! Like your style sir.

[Nickgt40]

Have you thought about getting an EDFC for rebound adjustment in the fly? That could help to solve the rubbing issues when the car is loaded down with kids.

[Bennee]

Not too shabby.

I would tuck a little all around though. Just my opinion, but since your wife is driving it's good where it is at? (Not too sure how your wife drives :p)

[244Brick]

Yeah you can increase the dampering, but if you go lower you'll be rubbing the same. So i would roll/pull a little at the desire ride height and have the family/friends ride to make sure it doesn't rub under a load.

[supedup95]

Have you thought about getting an EDFC for rebound adjustment in the fly? That could help to solve the rubbing issues when the car is loaded down with kids.

I haven't but I think that would be a great investment. I just finished looking at the TEIN website and it is fairly inexpensive but I wonder what the labor would be?

Not too shabby.

I would tuck a little all around though. Just my opinion, but since your wife is driving it's good where it is at? (Not too sure how your wife drives :p)

I'm going to lower the front a little more so it looks flush like the rear. Wife drives ok, but not the best when it comes to having a clearance issue in front of her. But, I guess we will have to find out since this is the first time she has driven a car this low.

Yeah you can increase the dampering, but if you go lower you'll be rubbing the same. So i would roll/pull a little at the desire ride height and have the family/friends ride to make sure it doesn't rub under a load.

I'm going to take it in and see where it rubs if I lower the front more and try to roll/pull so we have clearance. I think that would really round things out. I don't want the ride to be so hard my kids brains get scrambled.

[07NJx355]

looks great for the wife to drive around and the mpgs to boot.

[starbai]

just curious... how much of a difference in MPG have you noticed with the new heavier wheels?

[supedup95]

just curious... how much of a difference in MPG have you noticed with the new heavier wheels?

The stock wheels were totally easier to coast on electric power. I've seen about 3MPG max around town for the heavier wheels. It can still get 40 or 50 on the highway cruising so it's really not as bad as I thought it was going to be.