Neat

Which manufactures offer “conservative” lower springs? Just trying to have a flush fitment with 18s and a meatier tire compared to the low profiles that come stock

TonyN

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Flush fitment means pushing the thr wheel out, lowering means closing the wheel gap. What are you trying to do because your most does not make sense

Neat

Flush to the fender - closing the gap

E46CT

Lexus F Sport
Tein H Tech
RSR Half Downs

JNP1227

iTrader: (1)

If you are looking for spring specifically RSR downs a friend who is also on the forum is looking to sell his set. He is located in NJ.

E46CT

Looks like he's going for a conservative drop though ^ I think he's not trying to slammy whammy it

Maxxxx

I didn't put lowering spring but slapped on some wheels spacers...gave it few thousand miles, and that did it lol. Car lowered itself for about an inch, wheels are now flush to the fender and it kills the gap pretty well.

Pittsy

Echoing this, these will all result in a .5 to .75 inch drop. If you are wishing to make the fender flush or close to flush with no rubbing, I'd suggest RSR Downs with 15mm rear spacers and 20mm front spacers.

The RSR downs will be a little bit more aggresive of a drop, about 1-1.25 inch drop, but looks the best IMO when it comes to flushing the wheels and fenders.

unless you want to go bags or coils

Flash5

RSR Downs don't even remotely make the car look slammed. You're super annoying about that lol. I hate slammed cars and I have RSR Downs.

VisualEcho

The Lexus F Sport springs have the least amount of drop of any, and they are literally made for the car, so it sounds like they would work for you.

Next in line would be the RSR's.

Tim151

Rsr half downs were perfect for me with 19in wheels it gave just the right amount of drop!

Flash5

That looks so good! Nice job.