2022 Lexus IS 350 AWD lowering springs
04-07-23, 04:23 AM
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ps. You NEED tints
04-07-23, 12:07 PM
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Lowering springs
I finally gave up on springs and really didn't want to mess with suspension and all it intails too, but putting NIA body kit on I think does the job for me. It's easy to install and uses holes in body that are already there so no damage to car also put 0.5 wheel spacers just to get wheels a little bit out there more too, felt wheels seemed idk so inside wheel well. Even though only half inch. and no dragging front splitter on anything except super angled exit to Road etc. Kit built super good so there has been no damage. I would highly recommend. Sorry for my bad run on sentencing etc and just bad writing. and even with kit that clears pretty much anything guy at careash yelled at me and told me to never come back. Lol Not that going to car wash is something I would recommend but was great when super dirty. I don't have any other photos on me sorry.
04-07-23, 05:51 PM
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04-07-23, 06:01 PM
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I finally gave up on springs and really didn't want to mess with suspension and all it intails too, but putting NIA body kit on I think does the job for me. It's easy to install and uses holes in body that are already there so no damage to car also put 0.5 wheel spacers just to get wheels a little bit out there more too, felt wheels seemed idk so inside wheel well. Even though only half inch. and no dragging front splitter on anything except super angled exit to Road etc. Kit built super good so there has been no damage. I would highly recommend. Sorry for my bad run on sentencing etc and just bad writing. and even with kit that clears pretty much anything guy at careash yelled at me and told me to never come back. Lol Not that going to car wash is something I would recommend but was great when super dirty. I don't have any other photos on me sorry.
Suspension intails work, grit, patience, some knowhow and a wheel alignment. Are you running spacers on the stock rims? If you buy rims just make sure to get the offset just right and you won't need spacers. My summer wheels are fender flush fitment let me know if you need the offsets.
I think they're +35 and +42.
Last edited by Brezzer; 04-07-23 at 06:12 PM.
04-08-23, 01:24 PM
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04-08-23, 01:26 PM
#54
Dope! Finger gap is about 2 all around? I got rsr down from Japan but thinking of selling it local. I’m pretty happy with super down on my car. I got about a finger gap all around.
04-08-23, 01:34 PM
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About 1 and a half for the front and a little over 1 for the rear. The rear does sit a tad lower than the front from the factory so it makes sense that it also does on the RSRs. I felt like superdowns with the front lip was just a bad idea for where I live.
04-08-23, 01:43 PM
#56
Your drop looks good! My set up ima be running aimgain kit and doing some ssr or volks in 19s. I also have rsr coils, I might slap those on once I get my rims but we’ll see how the drop looks with the super down. I just wanna utilize my AVS on my car too.
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04-08-23, 01:53 PM
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The Aimgain kit is nice but I don't have that kinda cash $$$. Honestly my front lip cost me 129$ US and I'm happy with it, it's going to scrape on speedbumps and parking lot entrances anyways so putting 2000$ + on something that'll be damaged in 2 weeks isn't quite for me. It's dope though 🙌!
04-08-23, 01:56 PM
#58
Mine looks pretty even. My driveway is slanted too.
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