Sc coils on Gs?
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Here's a couple of shots of the TT swaybar on my GS. I also used the stock TT mounts and endlinks.
The mounts on the Sub-frame mounts are clearly visible.
Here's a good thread that documents the difference
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...t-the-sc4.html
The mounts on the Sub-frame mounts are clearly visible.
Here's a good thread that documents the difference
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...t-the-sc4.html
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Thanks for the info guys by all means if yall have anymore suspension tips pleas post. Reason I asked also was cause a Buddy if mine might trade me some kei office coils for my tanabe spring and kyb strut combo.
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so SC coilovers will fit on the GS? now are there any benefits to this? performance wise, not like cost or availability. or are the GS coilovers recommended. cuz im in the market for some coils finally, and i need more options then expensive JICs and Teins. i know megans...but eh not a huge fan.
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I've tried to use SC coilovers on the GS. Compression in a pothole is fine but when it rebounds there isnt enough travel. You will end up over extending the shock. I'm sure on nice flat roads in CA it should be fine, but not here in NY. If you are looking for a more affordable coilover, try looking for BC Racing coilovers. I have them and they perform very well without sacrificing the ride.
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I've tried to use SC coilovers on the GS. Compression in a pothole is fine but when it rebounds there isnt enough travel. You will end up over extending the shock. I'm sure on nice flat roads in CA it should be fine, but not here in NY. If you are looking for a more affordable coilover, try looking for BC Racing coilovers. I have them and they perform very well without sacrificing the ride.
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