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For 2is guys,
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is2...0-springs.html
still researching on what drop springs i should get, cant afford coilovers until i get a job![Crying](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/Peace.gif)
if these sound good to you guys, ill get em. but if anything im thinking about H&Rs. sorry for being a noob.
what do you think?
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is2...0-springs.html
still researching on what drop springs i should get, cant afford coilovers until i get a job
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if these sound good to you guys, ill get em. but if anything im thinking about H&Rs. sorry for being a noob.
what do you think?
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A lot of people will tell you coilovers are better, and you should just save up your money. True, but it really depends on what your goals are for the car. Coilovers have the benefits of full adjustability, and getting the car at the exact height you want. If you're planning to upgrade wheels/tires and want to slam or tuck tires, you might as well skip springs and just wait until you can afford the coilovers, and buy it one time. But, if all that you're looking for is to moderately lower your 2is, then springs will suite you better and are much cheaper. Coilovers have it's place, but not everybody needs them, and they're not the best option for everyone. Think about what you want and what is important and make the decision from there.
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Here's a photo of javyLSU's 2is with just H&R springs and 19" Volks. For my intents and purposes, it's perfect. Now granted, it's not tucking tires and is not "slammed". But, I want to keep the car steetable and try and minimize any rubbing issues, while still being able to run a meaty tire. My wife also drives the Lex, and I'd prefer not to have the car too low for her as well. For those reasons, H&R springs look like they'll work for me. I just ordered a set and they arrived today. They should be going on the car within the next 2 weeks along with my new kicks. I know I spoke to a lot of you at the meet about getting coilovers, and don't get me wrong, I want them too. But, there's other financial and wifey obligations that make me think other wise....hahahaha.
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yeah. i would also have to say it depends on wat you want. i did springs on my 1is and im changing to tanabe coils now. i was happy for a while but i wanted it lower now so coils will let me go up n down. if ur not sure then DONT GET ANYTHING YET
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Listen to the COILOVER MASTERS.....
Save your money and when you are ready to order some TANABE COILOVERS let me know and I can get a good deal for you......
Mine's are on order as I post.....
Just ask gkkid808.....
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haha, just asking. I'm not ready to get coils but
if the deal sounds good. MAYBE. Haha.
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Here's a photo of javyLSU's 2is with just H&R springs and 19" Volks. For my intents and purposes, it's perfect. Now granted, it's not tucking tires and is not "slammed". But, I want to keep the car steetable and try and minimize any rubbing issues, while still being able to run a meaty tire. My wife also drives the Lex, and I'd prefer not to have the car too low for her as well. For those reasons, H&R springs look like they'll work for me. I just ordered a set and they arrived today. They should be going on the car within the next 2 weeks along with my new kicks. I know I spoke to a lot of you at the meet about getting coilovers, and don't get me wrong, I want them too. But, there's other financial and wifey obligations that make me think other wise....hahahaha.
The tanabes look nice too, but its just the fact its for gs350s.
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BTW, I should have my H&R's installed within the next week or so, so you can check them out for your self and see if you'd be happy with the height.
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Since you're not in a rush, just search a little more. Don't get me wrong, coilovers are great and allow infinite possibilites. But, if you don't need/want to go lower, then you'd just be paying more for something you don't need. But, if you think you won't be satisfied with the ride height from springs, don't even bother and just skip straight to coilovers. For that point, I agree with everybody else that you should just save up and get the coilovers.
BTW, I should have my H&R's installed within the next week or so, so you can check them out for your self and see if you'd be happy with the height.
BTW, I should have my H&R's installed within the next week or so, so you can check them out for your self and see if you'd be happy with the height.
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