I need help! Lowering springs question.
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I need help! Lowering springs question.
Hello all,
I am new and just bought my first lexus a few months ago. So far so good. I want to lower my car but I do not know what springs to get. I like the Tein's and can get them for a good price. The question really is that I am afarid to lower my car due to all the tire wear concerns I keep reading on the internet. I drive about 100 miles a day and this could turn into a huge issue if I need to keep buying new tires every 6 months.
PLEASE HELP!!
I am new and just bought my first lexus a few months ago. So far so good. I want to lower my car but I do not know what springs to get. I like the Tein's and can get them for a good price. The question really is that I am afarid to lower my car due to all the tire wear concerns I keep reading on the internet. I drive about 100 miles a day and this could turn into a huge issue if I need to keep buying new tires every 6 months.
PLEASE HELP!!
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I have H&R lowering springs on mine. Tire wear is not more than stock ride height if you follow two simple rules; 1.Align your wheels afterwards, and 2. don't get a camber. If you want and extreme low set-up, then you will need a camber to tuck the wheels inside the fender. This will eat up your tires fairly quick. You mentioned you drive a lot so I doubt you will opt for a very low ride. If you have no camber then a small drop in height shouldn't affect tread wear. I haven't noticed any significant tire wear increase on mine. I enjoy the ride of the H&R springs, not too harsh but definitely stiffer than stock. I paid around $350 for all four. Hope this helps.
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Thanks. I was looking at the H & R's as well. Not looking for an agressive drop just something to improve the wheel gap and performance without damaging the tires.
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