ctorres

hey was just wondering if u guys could answer a ? for me its i kno u guys talk about putting lowerings springs on 06 lexus gs300 awd using tanabe nf210 was wondering if u could use the tanabe df210 as well on them ..thanx

TWong350

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I'm sure you can physically put them in to drop it lower but the thing in question all the time with AWD's is the vibration that comes along with it.

ctorres

thanx cause i wanted little more lowered than the nf

msgs350

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i have an 07 GS350 AWD and just bought a set of the DF210 and will install the soon.

ctorres

or does anyone else have any suggestions

IXI187IXI

iTrader: (3)

suggestions on what? what are your goals? (ie what are you looking for drop wise). just remember since you have an awd, the lower you go the more of a headache its going to be.

ctorres

just a clean drop to take away from the 20s that are going on them

IXI187IXI

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do you want lowering springs? do you want coils? how much of a drop are you looking for? something to just minimize the wheel gap or something that takes away all the wheel gap? are you ok with dealing with the vibrations?

Theres a lot of things that coming into play when lowering a car and more so when lowering an awd gs since there has been known problems with it. are you willing to sacrifice ride quality?

ctorres

just want to minimize the wheel gap thinking springs

IXI187IXI

iTrader: (3)

if you just want a small drop around an inch or so, i would say get fsport springs. several members use them on their awd and not many have vibrations. imo those would be the best bet to lower on but then again keep in mind, its only an inch drop so you have to see if thats low enough for you.

ctorres

i hear everyone putting the tanabe nf on them could i also use the df for alittle lower drop

IXI187IXI

iTrader: (3)

you can use whatever springs you want. theres no difference in the springs except for how much they lower the car. just becareful because the lower you go, the more vibrations/wobbles you'll get with the awd gs

ctorres

thanx for the info i appriciate it