Eibach Pro-Kit on IS250 AWD
01-11-07, 11:57 AM
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Hmmm, I'd be careful with this. The front spring coils for the AWD are different part numbers than the spring coils for any of the other packages. As for the rears, they're all the same, excluding the sport package. I'd contact Eibach directly and get some assurances from them before I bought anything.
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01-11-07, 12:16 PM
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I wanted to get the Eibach Pro-Kit Springs for my AWD also because of the even wheel gap look but it seemed like no one in ClubLexus has done it. Also, i remember some guy in a thread sayin he spoke to Eibach directly and they advised him to not do it until further testing.
So to be safe i just went with the Tanabe NF210's but for the 06 GS's coz it has more of a drop in the front than the rear 1.3"F 0.9"R. I was hoping that it would give me an even wheel gap but the fronts have a 3 finger gap and the rear has a 1 finger gap. Its been exactly 2 weeks from today since i've had them so i think its done settling.
So to be safe i just went with the Tanabe NF210's but for the 06 GS's coz it has more of a drop in the front than the rear 1.3"F 0.9"R. I was hoping that it would give me an even wheel gap but the fronts have a 3 finger gap and the rear has a 1 finger gap. Its been exactly 2 weeks from today since i've had them so i think its done settling.
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I wanted to get the Eibach Pro-Kit Springs for my AWD also because of the even wheel gap look but it seemed like no one in ClubLexus has done it. Also, i remember some guy in a thread sayin he spoke to Eibach directly and they advised him to not do it until further testing.
So to be safe i just went with the Tanabe NF210's but for the 06 GS's coz it has more of a drop in the front than the rear 1.3"F 0.9"R. I was hoping that it would give me an even wheel gap but the fronts have a 3 finger gap and the rear has a 1 finger gap. Its been exactly 2 weeks from today since i've had them so i think its done settling.
So to be safe i just went with the Tanabe NF210's but for the 06 GS's coz it has more of a drop in the front than the rear 1.3"F 0.9"R. I was hoping that it would give me an even wheel gap but the fronts have a 3 finger gap and the rear has a 1 finger gap. Its been exactly 2 weeks from today since i've had them so i think its done settling.
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Before & After
Sorry for the bad pics...Also, the fender gap looks pretty even, even tho the fronts are a 3 finger gap and the rear is a 1 finger gap.
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Car looks great, by the way...
01-20-07, 02:43 PM
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Ok, so I've decided to go with the 06- GS 430 NF210 Tanabe springs.. Now my question is, where do I buy them from? Any recommendations?
Edit: Also meant to ask, just out of curiosity, how big are the springs and how much do they weigh?
Edit: Also meant to ask, just out of curiosity, how big are the springs and how much do they weigh?
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