Road Magnet springs for AWD
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- I would give Eibach a try. The set I used treated me quite well.
- Most people used Tanabe because they thought that Eibach wouldn't work and I'm sure more people would use Eibach if they knew that it worked.
- I would give Eibach a try. The set I used treated me quite well.
- Most people used Tanabe because they thought that Eibach wouldn't work and I'm sure more people would use Eibach if they knew that it worked.
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I have springs from Road Magnet on my IS and I love'em. I'm local and I see Mark the owner all the time. I can def vouch for the quality.
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any pics of AWD dropped with Road Magnets?
Im just worried about the quality of it since its not a company I've heard of before. Also, a 2inch drop is a lot...especially when you need to drive it during winter eh?
Im just worried about the quality of it since its not a company I've heard of before. Also, a 2inch drop is a lot...especially when you need to drive it during winter eh?
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Your right, 2 inch is a lot.. You might want to stick with the Tanabes that are .8 drop.. which to me is like, WTF THATS IT?? lol...
NW, Can you post some picture of your car with the springs install'd.. thanks
NW, Can you post some picture of your car with the springs install'd.. thanks
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Road Magnet has been making springs for over 100yrs for various applications, so if you have any worries trust me when I say they know what they're doing.
I'm pretty sure Road Magnet has springs for an 1" 1/2 drop also.
I'm pretty sure Road Magnet has springs for an 1" 1/2 drop also.
#27
hahaha, same thing, any pics?
I dont wanna get Tanabe's cuz its not an even drop (lower in the rear).
Really hope more companies really make specific springs for AWD so theres more choices.
I dont wanna get Tanabe's cuz its not an even drop (lower in the rear).
Really hope more companies really make specific springs for AWD so theres more choices.
#28
I will post pics once installed.
There is a reason the roadmagnets are a 2" drop as the AWD sits higher than the rwd.
Stock specs
Overall height: 56.1 in (RWD)
56.7 in (IS 250 AWD)
There is a reason the roadmagnets are a 2" drop as the AWD sits higher than the rwd.
Stock specs
Overall height: 56.1 in (RWD)
56.7 in (IS 250 AWD)
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