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Old 03-10-14 | 02:43 PM
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have a 07 is250 manual, looking for a 1.5' f and 1.0' r drop. any advice on a god set of springs and do i need a camper kit. the car will be dropped on factory rims
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tryin to find a good pair of lowering springs for my 07 is250
Old 03-10-14 | 04:01 PM
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H&R Sport Springs. Cant go wrong. I installed them myself with not doing any work like that before. It was kinda hard to install, but completely do'able. The drop is not huge, but it is certainly significantly noticable
Old 03-12-14 | 04:33 AM
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I just installed the "Tein SKL90-AUB00 S.Tech Lowering Springs" on my 06 IS350 on stock 18's a little over 2 weeks ago. Settled ride height is about 1.5F and 1.3R. The front has about one finger of wheel gap and the rear has no wheel gap. The ride quality is still amazing, just a tad stiffer and a lot less body roll in corners.

The install took me and a buddy about 1.5 hours at our hobby shop.

they are on sale on Amazon currently for 218.11+ free shipping.

Tein SKL90-AUB00 S.Tech Lowering Spring for Lexus IS350/IS250 : Amazon.com : Automotive Tein SKL90-AUB00 S.Tech Lowering Spring for Lexus IS350/IS250 : Amazon.com : Automotive


Here is a link to the Club Lexus Vendor Marketplace where I found a direct dealer if thats the route you would want to take.

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/clu...todesigns.html
Old 03-12-14 | 11:18 AM
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1.5F, 1.0R....you're looking at either Tein S Techs or Eibach Pro Kits

H&R is about 1.5/1.3
Old 03-12-14 | 11:28 AM
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Originally Posted by freal
I just installed the "Tein SKL90-AUB00 S.Tech Lowering Springs" on my 06 IS350 on stock 18's a little over 2 weeks ago. Settled ride height is about 1.5F and 1.3R. The front has about one finger of wheel gap and the rear has no wheel gap. The ride quality is still amazing, just a tad stiffer and a lot less body roll in corners.

The install took me and a buddy about 1.5 hours at our hobby shop.

they are on sale on Amazon currently for 218.11+ free shipping.

Tein SKL90-AUB00 S.Tech Lowering Spring for Lexus IS350/IS250 : Amazon.com : Automotive


Here is a link to the Club Lexus Vendor Marketplace where I found a direct dealer if thats the route you would want to take.

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/clu...todesigns.html
Hey Freal how is the ride in terms of rebound when you go over bumps does it bounce a lot or is the ride comfortable?
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thanx. another question do i need a camper kit with the drop?
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thanx. did you use a camper kit, and did u use the orginal shocks
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Originally Posted by azfsprt
Hey Freal how is the ride in terms of rebound when you go over bumps does it bounce a lot or is the ride comfortable?
It's great. I have to go over a dip($h!tty bridge to road transition) everyday on the way to work and on the way home. I hit it going 55-65 with no issues.


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thanx. another question do i need a camper kit with the drop?
no camber kit needed, your stock wheels dont "poke" out enough and the drop isnt too crazy so you will be fine. it just a clean noticable wheel gap closure.


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and did u use the orginal shocks
yes, original shocks. its up to you if you want to replace those or not. honestly if you buy lowering springs and shocks you may as well buy coilovers instead for equal or lesser value.(depending on the brand). springs was my option for a cheap quick lower look until i get the approval from the wife to go moar low.
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lol @approval from wife. but thanx again for the info, am def about to order my springs this weekn, will post before and after pics
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Originally Posted by trueking69
lol @approval from wife. but thanx again for the info, am def about to order my springs this weekn, will post before and after pics
good luck!
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