How come no applications from companies like KW and Bilstein?
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Just curious to know how come brands like KW and Bilstein don't have coilovers out for the Lexuses? I personally love KW V2 and V3 and I know they make some for several Japanese cars, ie the G, Z, and Evo.
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Bilstein also make coilovers and shocks for the 2nd gen GS (I had both the shocks and the PSS-9 coilovers on mine). They were pretty quick to market with them at the time.
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Dave-if only there were a model out for the IS.
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The reason I asked is because over the last several years, I grew to become a big fan of these 2 brands. I had Japanese coilovers before on my previous cars and even on the softest settings, they were just so not daily driving friendly.
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Write or call them and ask! Bilstein (at least as a couple of years ago) had an east coast facility about 5 miles from me in Charlotte. They gave me wrenches to adjust my coilovers free when I couldn't find mine - sent them to me overnight even though I offered to drive to them.
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http://www.bilstein.com/contact.php?...9b7b60afae3387
Here you go
http://www.bilstein.com/contact.php?...9b7b60afae3387
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