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Im needing to lower my 2007 is350 in order to get that nasty wheel gap in the front wheels, im inclined toward tein, and have read over and over about f sport megan coilovers at a reasonable price and so forth. Im not using it for track just a daily driver with a nicer stance any suggestions. Ive also heard of h&R locally or Eibach, what is a good spring?
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Check out the sticky in the suspension section. It has reviews, pictures, and stuff about all the different setups.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...d-for-2is.html
I personally have F-sport springs (Eibach) and really like them. I paired them with the F-sport shocks (bilstein). A lot of members have done springs with stock shocks but I wouldn't. Tein S-Tech and F-Sport/Eibach definitely seem to be the most used springs. H&R seems to have the best looking drop but I've heard the ride is pretty harsh. You can get the f-sport stuff cheap from Sewell Lexus. You can also pair the f-sport Bilstein with any of the springs.
Most will probably tell you to go coil-overs if you're buying the shocks too but if you don't want to adjust ride height I would disagree with them.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...d-for-2is.html
I personally have F-sport springs (Eibach) and really like them. I paired them with the F-sport shocks (bilstein). A lot of members have done springs with stock shocks but I wouldn't. Tein S-Tech and F-Sport/Eibach definitely seem to be the most used springs. H&R seems to have the best looking drop but I've heard the ride is pretty harsh. You can get the f-sport stuff cheap from Sewell Lexus. You can also pair the f-sport Bilstein with any of the springs.
Most will probably tell you to go coil-overs if you're buying the shocks too but if you don't want to adjust ride height I would disagree with them.
Last edited by dmk08; 06-21-11 at 11:08 AM.
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I don't understand the track the car comment. I have serious doubts BCR coils + sways handle better than shocks/springs + sways.
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