Request pic of their car dropped on springs
#32
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I put on S-techs and I love them. The drop is perfect for me, just enough to fix the ugly @ss gap with the stock springs. The suspension is also more firm and handles superb without sacrificing ride quality too much.
#33
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Getting F-Sports installed on my new IS before I take delivery of it next week, pics coming soon.
Question, I should have the car should be aligned right after the spring install right?
Thanks
Question, I should have the car should be aligned right after the spring install right?
Thanks
Last edited by RFFG; 09-12-09 at 08:37 PM.
#34
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They make sway and springs for the IS350. I would stay away from the springs. The sways are nice and I got them with the springs for a good price. If I change out my springs not a big $$ loss. The car looks great sitting still but the ride blows. I'm not sure what I will go with next.
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comfort side its not much difference from S. tech? can anyone confirm this? cos i dont want to lose the Lexus comfort and F-sport/Tein H.tech give what i want..but if its possible to go a bit lower and yet have the same or so comfort that'll be great hehe
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Not a likely scenario if you want to go lower. There have been reviews on the lower H&R springs, considerably stiffer ride.