Fsport springs on awd question
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Fsport springs on awd question
I'm really considering buying the fsport springs for my awd just because I want a small drop. Do you think I should just have the dealer install them? Also how many miles have people gone with these springs having no problems?
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OP, I suggest you look at pictures of an AWD dropped on F-sport springs before making your purchase. It's not worth it in my opinion. Spend a little more to get Megan EZ coils, and you wont regret it down the line.
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The only reason I don't want coliovers is cause of the winters here. I don't want them to rust and have the sleeves seize on me. I'm also worried about the vibrations, I don't want my car shaking when I drive
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I have the F-Sport set up and I love it. It's not too low and gives you a nicer look. I bought it here on the classifieds. If you get a set that's already fully assembled, the install is super easy!
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I have the RWD IS350, but I've seen a thread on here where someone with a Matador AWD do a f sport setup. It looks nice.
No vibrations, but the ride is a little more bumpy then expected. I chose to go with this setup to avoid the extreme camber wear on the tires. Right now I'm running -1 for the front and -1.5 for the rear. And my toes aren't bad either.
No vibrations, but the ride is a little more bumpy then expected. I chose to go with this setup to avoid the extreme camber wear on the tires. Right now I'm running -1 for the front and -1.5 for the rear. And my toes aren't bad either.
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Have you seen pics of them though? There are people running them on AWD. So you should do a search and make sure it's for you
F-sport springs look decent on RWD. AWD models are higher off the ground. F-sport springs make the AWD look like stock RWD height.
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I have the RWD IS350, but I've seen a thread on here where someone with a Matador AWD do a f sport setup. It looks nice.
No vibrations, but the ride is a little more bumpy then expected. I chose to go with this setup to avoid the extreme camber wear on the tires. Right now I'm running -1 for the front and -1.5 for the rear. And my toes aren't bad either.
No vibrations, but the ride is a little more bumpy then expected. I chose to go with this setup to avoid the extreme camber wear on the tires. Right now I'm running -1 for the front and -1.5 for the rear. And my toes aren't bad either.
Im tucking tire with 20s and I only have between -2.2-2.5 for the front and rear.
That's understandable, but don't say I didn't warn you
Have you seen pics of them though? There are people running them on AWD. So you should do a search and make sure it's for you
F-sport springs look decent on RWD. AWD models are higher off the ground. F-sport springs make the AWD look like stock RWD height.
Have you seen pics of them though? There are people running them on AWD. So you should do a search and make sure it's for you
F-sport springs look decent on RWD. AWD models are higher off the ground. F-sport springs make the AWD look like stock RWD height.
OP make sure you know what you want and what your car will look like. I debated Fsport springs too and decided to get coils.
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The dealer quoted me almost 700 for spring install and alignment. How long do you think the awd can be lowered for without any mechanical problems caused from the drop?
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