So many people like the M2 exhaust...
11-11-12, 03:03 AM
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So many people like the M2 exhaust...
How about M2 springs 
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2006-2012-Le...037346&vxp=mtr
Has anyone used this?
Looks like M2 performance is moving up lool
Seems a bit sketch and other car forums are like 50/50 on whether they like it or not. Same goes with their exhausts
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2006-2012-Le...037346&vxp=mtr
Has anyone used this?
Looks like M2 performance is moving up lool
Seems a bit sketch and other car forums are like 50/50 on whether they like it or not. Same goes with their exhausts
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11-11-12, 03:19 PM
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I think for something like exhaust it doesn't matter much because it's just a pipe, can't do any more harm than maybe lose some power, as well HUGE price difference between authentic and replica
But when it comes to suspension-related where there's so much safety involved.....I think better be safe than sorry........get something legit, it doesn't cost that much more
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11-11-12, 04:27 PM
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Are the spring rates really that low?
I thought it was stiffer up front and looser out back compared to stock.
What I find is that people from other forums just get M2 springs while they hold out for coilovers haha.
I thought it was stiffer up front and looser out back compared to stock.
What I find is that people from other forums just get M2 springs while they hold out for coilovers haha.
11-11-12, 08:37 PM
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Really?
I would trust them for lowering springs, exhaust for the price...good dollar for the value
but for lowering springs...no thanks
Rather go with a name brand and not risk any complications
for the price of those M2 Lowering Springs...
you can get Hotchkis Lowering springs:
http://www.hotchkis.net/search.html?...mitForm=Search
very well known company for suspension products with years of experience
I would trust them for lowering springs, exhaust for the price...good dollar for the value
but for lowering springs...no thanks
Rather go with a name brand and not risk any complications
for the price of those M2 Lowering Springs...
you can get Hotchkis Lowering springs:
http://www.hotchkis.net/search.html?...mitForm=Search
very well known company for suspension products with years of experience
11-11-12, 08:54 PM
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Huh I didn't know Hotchkiss was so cheap
Isn't the Hotchkiss drop pretty conservative? Like less than an inch for the back
**I just read through they're description, yea it's less than an inch in the back xD
Isn't the Hotchkiss drop pretty conservative? Like less than an inch for the back
**I just read through they're description, yea it's less than an inch in the back xD
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I just got H&Rs installed on my 350 and LOVE them. The drop was enough to get rid of the visible fender gap. The ride is still Lexus smooth but stiff enough to notice a great handling difference. I can't recommend them enough.
