gs350on22s

i had the tein h tech spring on my car and i wanna know if it would be better to go off with stiffer springs. would it make a difference if i go with stiffer springs since i am on 22s because on the tein would bounce when i hit a dip. which company might make stiffer springs that are good for the gs350 awd

Mesca

iTrader: (28)

I know the Tanabe DF210 or the Tein S-techs are pretty stiff but they also drop it quite a lot. Nearly 2 inches or so so you still might get even more rubbing but maybe it wouldn't bounce when you hit a dip. Those two are the only ones I know off the top of my head

VEGAS DRE

Ive heard that megan full coilovers on the hardest setting will help out with your problem ! and by the way the attivo's look really good on your lex !

gs350on22s

yeahh i cant go lower than the tein h tech other wise i will rub all over the place lol

passnu2

iTrader: (33)

The TeinH are the least drop out there. So if you cant drop the car more then that I dont think you have to many options.

Can you shave or roll the fenders? are you sure the negative camber difference with the lower springs, Tein S IMO, wouldnt work or compensate? Reason I mention is another member took my rims and and put them on his 2gen IS and his car rubbed where mine didnt. He has Eibach springs and I had the Tein S springs. So the slight extra negative camber on my car made a difference. Hope that makes sense.

The next step from here is to get some TeinCS coils and slam that bad boy

I8ABMR

I think you might have to consider coilovers. They will give you a higher rate and still be height adjustablr. any spring you will get with a higher spring rate than the tein h tech will be a lower drop as well. Seriously think about the tanabe pro 5 or 7, or tein cst. The tanabe is very resonably priced and has a higher spring rate front and rear than the tein cst,

Mesca

iTrader: (28)

He has AWD, no coilover choice for him...yet.

gs350on22s

yeah i have awd well the tein h tech are good, just the streets here in ny are messed up so i hit a dip and my car rubbed. normally i would not rub. i did a a lot of modification to the car for those 22s to be clear. thats the the suggestions though.

gs350on22s

will i rub if i put h&r springs on 22s. the h&r are stiffer than the tein h techs. my tein h techs were perfect but when i hit a dip they weren't stiff enough. what do you guys think ?

passnu2

iTrader: (33)

dont forget you will get more negative camber as you go lower so it will allow for more room I had TeinS techs on my last Lexus and the rims worked with no troubles. The new member they rubbed and it was due to not being as low as I was on a similar drop spring as yours. I say get the springs and make it work

gs350on22s

h&r springs or have tein work on coilovers for me haha ? i think i might just go with the h&r springs. i am worried about it being a wayy to aggressive drop :/

gs350on22s

h&r doesn't make springs for the 350 lol, what springs should i go out there that are really good?