Lowered GS450h on Megan Racing Springs + Fixing the sag!
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doitup (06-09-22)
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I think that looks great! I still ponder lowering mine, and there was a time (not that long ago) where I'd scoff at the idea of NOT lowering my car. But after having been spoiled now for several years of stress-free stock height driving, I am not keen on reentering the world of terrified and restricted maneuvering when it comes to potholes, speedbumps, car washes, etc.
To summarize, this is all you applied?:
To summarize, this is all you applied?:
- Megan Racing MR-LS-LGS06 springs for a GS300/350/430/460
- Megan Roll Centre Adjusters - MRS-LX-0351
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I think that looks great! I still ponder lowering mine, and there was a time (not that long ago) where I'd scoff at the idea of NOT lowering my car. But after having been spoiled now for several years of stress-free stock height driving, I am not keen on reentering the world of terrified and restricted maneuvering when it comes to potholes, speedbumps, car washes, etc.
To summarize, this is all you applied?:
To summarize, this is all you applied?:
- Megan Racing MR-LS-LGS06 springs for a GS300/350/430/460
- Megan Roll Centre Adjusters - MRS-LX-0351
As far as ride height, yes.
I had a Megan strut tower brace from before- I believe its the MR-SB-LI06FU-1P. No effect on ride height but I felt like the battery between the rear struts adds some rigidity to thr back that was lacking in the front, so it helped to balance that out.
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R_Rated (06-12-22)
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