One side got lowered more than the other with the lowering springs
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I installed Tanabes NF215 two weeks ago and just day i noticed that on the rear, on the left side i can hardly insert my hand between the wheel and the fender, but on the right i can insert it very easely, there is like almos an inch of difference.
Have anybody had this type of problems with lowering springs, or could this be installation issues.
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PTYIS2
Have anybody had this type of problems with lowering springs, or could this be installation issues.
Thanks,
PTYIS2
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I have a 2nd Gen GS300 and i installed Bilstein Sport shocks w/ Tanabe GF210 springs. I believe the GF210's have the same drop as the NF210's albeit with a higher spring rate. My rear drivers side has barely any space to fit my hand through, but the passenger rear has a noticeable gap. Im not sure if its the springs but im thinking of swapping Espelir ASD springs.
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this seems to be very typical on all IS's using springs. Some more then others... IS250, IS250AWD and even the IS350.
Do a search and you will see that this is teh case. My IS250AWD w/ TEIN H-tech also is higher on one side then the other.
Do a search and you will see that this is teh case. My IS250AWD w/ TEIN H-tech also is higher on one side then the other.
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