Rividsoul

Hi,

I installed F-sport springs about 3 weeks ago and today when washing the car, I measured and found that the right rear is a quarter inch lower than the right rear. I measured when parked on leveled ground with about 3/4 gas in the tank. In a slight incline, the difference is about 1/2". I also measured the tires and both rears are the same size. The front is leveled. Anyone else experience the same thing? What might have caused this?

thanks in advance.

DoTheDrew

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infamous lexus lean.

Little E

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Yeah, it's normal. Your car sits lower on one side at stock hight too....I've noticed it on my car.

brtnrdr1x

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its normal.

AM1

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which is why if you get coilovers and get them corner balanced, you will be even. i wonder why it does that tho.....

acefalcon2

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buy my coils.... i'll sell mine soon haha

92 SC400

It's not just a Lexus thing...

Not so sure how true this is, but I read somewhere that because in Japan cars are RHD, the right side naturally would bare more weight than the left majority of the time (a car always has a driver but not necessarily a passenger) and that the springs may have been designed more for RHD cars than LHD cars. I don't know if this suggests that the right springs are stiffer or a bit longer than the left though. Again, I am not so sure how true this is but it's really the only explanation I've seen.