Ragnar21

I just got this toyota celsior 1994 a few weeks ago and i recently got some 2nd hand rota grids... i know 17s are probably a bit small and yes i know it needs lowering...

But my question is... why is the car so high at the front compared to back.. it looks funny as..




Haha

Also any suggestions?

dicer

Is there an engine in it?

Ragnar21

^^Last time i checked yes.. 😅

sndlight

Jack it up, take a good overall picture of your front spring and shock, and post it
That is wack fitment!

Stroock639

could the previous owner only afford to lift half of it?

Najeeh

I had the same thing with my 90 celsior. Funny thing, one of the previous owners had put in struts and springs from the rear of a CL9 Honda Accord in the front and put the rears of a LS430 in the back. Check if the struts are original.

YODAONE

Due to callout, the local Lexus parts department inventories rear springs for 1993-1994 LS400 because they are prone to age related settling and or corrossion breakage. Both rear springs extracted from a 100K 1993 LS400 were broken at the bottom coil
The car appeared dropped...

Replaced; Rear springs, Struts(front and rear), front and rear spring insulators. See item #48257B in attached rear suspension parts diagram.



Ride height restored and ride improved considerably.

plexus914

Looks like wrong coils in the front and rear coils shot due to age.