Tein Ha, Hr, Na, Nr?
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It is true that the kit does cost a little more then some, but come on it's a Lexus GS not an accord or civic. I paid about $1800 for the set up. And let me tell you that I STRONGLY feel that I got my monies worth. And to answer your question gs4will. When I called GReddy they gave me a number to a dealer close by me. You may want to call them and ask for a dealer close to you. Oh, it did take a few weeks for the kit to get here from Japan. But the wait for worth it.
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Kodai - How is the ride with the cs series . I was going to buy the Tein HA 's but was told the ride was rough.
I would buy the cs if the ride is just a little bit rougher than stock.
Guess i will just go the l-tuned way maybe.
I would buy the cs if the ride is just a little bit rougher than stock.
Guess i will just go the l-tuned way maybe.
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I plan on getting the intake and ecu regardless of which suspension component i buy. Just hoping my stb won't be in the way of the intake piping.
As for the shocks and spring i just want the one that is the least intrusive. I was thinking the cs series coil overs might be what i was looking for . Doesn't cs stand for comfort series?
As for the shocks and spring i just want the one that is the least intrusive. I was thinking the cs series coil overs might be what i was looking for . Doesn't cs stand for comfort series?
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