Lowering Springs Setup
06-12-20, 07:48 AM
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Lowering Springs Setup
Was looking to lower my 2015 IS250 Fsport and saw some RS-R half down. Could you guys recommend some aftermarket shocks to pair with the springs. Also possibly looking into some spacers as well.
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Positron (06-12-20)
06-12-20, 08:36 AM
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In before the "You're in the wrong forum" people go off. But yea, you're in the wrong forum buddy.
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kj07xk (06-12-20)
06-12-20, 02:19 PM
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RSR lowering springs are made to work with the OEM shocks just a heads up
06-13-20, 12:01 PM
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If you're only going with Half Downs I wouldn't bother...you likely won't notice a change in ride comfort.
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@DaveGS4 Just a suggestion from a humble forum member, but perhaps when Mods move a thread you can post a comment on the thread (like the one you did after someone asked) something along the lines of "Thread moved from wherever to here"
For us mere mortal forum members, it just looks like it was posted here in the first place and wasn't moved from anywhere as there are no indicators it's a moved thread. More importantly it would benefit the thread starter so they know for future threads they may start.
For us mere mortal forum members, it just looks like it was posted here in the first place and wasn't moved from anywhere as there are no indicators it's a moved thread. More importantly it would benefit the thread starter so they know for future threads they may start.
06-13-20, 01:33 PM
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@DaveGS4 Just a suggestion from a humble forum member, but perhaps when Mods move a thread you can post a comment on the thread (like the one you did after someone asked) something along the lines of "Thread moved from wherever to here"
For us mere mortal forum members, it just looks like it was posted here in the first place and wasn't moved from anywhere as there are no indicators it's a moved thread. More importantly it would benefit the thread starter so they know for future threads they may start.
For us mere mortal forum members, it just looks like it was posted here in the first place and wasn't moved from anywhere as there are no indicators it's a moved thread. More importantly it would benefit the thread starter so they know for future threads they may start.
Sometimes I (or the moderators) will prune the 'you posted in the wrong place' posts if they get posted but you know we're all humble volunteers and have lives of our own and sometimes don't have time to do that right at that moment. It's more important to get the thread to the right spot and the cleanup takes more time and when busy it is lower priority.
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06-14-20, 05:19 AM
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It's not lost. The thread starter gets a PM saying 'hey, your thread was moved and here's a link' as well as what's called a 'redirect' that shows a little link to this thread in the IS-F forum if they go there directly without looking at their PM. The redirect expires after a period of time (if I use the PM the member feature I usually only make the redirect stick around for a day or two).
Sometimes I (or the moderators) will prune the 'you posted in the wrong place' posts if they get posted but you know we're all humble volunteers and have lives of our own and sometimes don't have time to do that right at that moment. It's more important to get the thread to the right spot and the cleanup takes more time and when busy it is lower priority.
Sometimes I (or the moderators) will prune the 'you posted in the wrong place' posts if they get posted but you know we're all humble volunteers and have lives of our own and sometimes don't have time to do that right at that moment. It's more important to get the thread to the right spot and the cleanup takes more time and when busy it is lower priority.
If there is opportunity for others to volunteer, I'm sure there are some of us on here frequently enough to devote time to the efforts of keeping the forum running smoothly.
Please let us know if that opportunity exists.
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DaveGS4 (06-14-20)
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06-20-20, 11:37 AM
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I have been running RSR Down springs for over a year now and I have 0 regrets. I will be going with coil overs next but that’s a few years from now. I think you’ll be satisfied.