My car have been lowered
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My car have been lowered
Hi guys. A few days ago, I received my Tanabe DF210 for my 01 Lexus GS300. I would like to share with all of u some of the before and after pics of my car
Item that I received few days ago
Front ride height before:
Front ride height after:
Rear ride height before:
Rear ride height after:
Before
After
I am very happy with the results and I just have to wait for the spring to settle. Any comments are welcome guys
Item that I received few days ago
Front ride height before:
Front ride height after:
Rear ride height before:
Rear ride height after:
Before
After
I am very happy with the results and I just have to wait for the spring to settle. Any comments are welcome guys
Last edited by razgs300; 06-06-09 at 04:11 PM.
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#6
looks good i just got a set of Dfs from a local member for my G/Fs 400, you need to push that rear wheel out at least 30mm
Oh yeah If the springs are new its gonna settle some Defnanatly give it a week or so.
Oh yeah If the springs are new its gonna settle some Defnanatly give it a week or so.
Last edited by MDSC; 06-06-09 at 04:03 PM.
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i think it depends, my SC has 215k miles and i put on my Espelirs at 181k with original struts its still fine and not blown, same goes for my G/Fs GS1, 207k installed a set of DFs and was fine untill 248k untill she got Tboned 2 months ago.
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Apologise mate. I post a wrong pic I'll edit it
Yup, I am on my stock shocks. Thanks for that very useful info LexusK. I'll be more careful and I will change the shocks.
Yup, I am on my stock shocks. Thanks for that very useful info LexusK. I'll be more careful and I will change the shocks.
#10
i think its like anything, some people have had good luck with it and some people have had bad luck with it. Like i said 2 Lexs and a 03 saab 9-3 all running just springs with stock struts, just fine for 40k+ miles so far on each after teh spring install. Had a 92 camry that went through 2 sets of rear Kyb GR2 struts and 1 set of gabriels fronts never blew, go figure. I think if you have the time and youre doing it yourself go for it, if you paying somone to do it for you def get new struts.
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Yeah, the rear wheels need spacers to make em sit flush with the body