RS-R TI2000 springs for ls430
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Hi Guys,
Just recently bought a 2001 ls430 with only 123,000kms. I have fitted 19"x8.5" +40 wheels and would like to lower it without losing a good ride. Of course I know it will be a little firmer no matter which way I go but was thinking of tanabe nf210 or RSR ti2000 springs. There are lots of posts of the tanabe nf210's but almost nothing on the RSR ti2000 springs. Has anybody used these springs that can comment on the ride and the drop? My apologies if this has been covered but I did search and couldn't find it.
Just recently bought a 2001 ls430 with only 123,000kms. I have fitted 19"x8.5" +40 wheels and would like to lower it without losing a good ride. Of course I know it will be a little firmer no matter which way I go but was thinking of tanabe nf210 or RSR ti2000 springs. There are lots of posts of the tanabe nf210's but almost nothing on the RSR ti2000 springs. Has anybody used these springs that can comment on the ride and the drop? My apologies if this has been covered but I did search and couldn't find it.
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Well I'm a maggot so its always Milwaukee one-way adjustable springs for me. I don't know if you get Cobra springs over there but I've got those in mine (came with the car so no spring cutting took place) and they perform probably as good as stock springs without the 4x4 look.
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Well I decided to be a guinea pig and ordered a set of the rsr ti2000 down springs. Will report on them once fitted
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