CA FS: F sport lowering springs
01-21-15, 01:08 PM
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FS: F sport lowering springs
Hi CL,
I am selling F SPORT Lowering Springs for all ISx50 models.
I purchased it on 4/16/14 from Lexus Kearny Mesa off Ebay posting for $280 with tax (have receipt)
It has about 6-7K on them and I took them off 2 weeks ago for Megan EZ coilovers.
These springs will lower your car 1 inch, and will leave a slight wheel-fender gap.
I had no issues (rubbing or cranking sounds) at all while I had these on, and I am running LFA replica rims with 235/35/19 and 275/30/19 V12's
Asking price $200.
Prefer local pick up and cash payment. In West LA near Culver City, zip code 90066.
I looked for old pics of my car with them on, but could not find any.
Thanks!
I am selling F SPORT Lowering Springs for all ISx50 models.
I purchased it on 4/16/14 from Lexus Kearny Mesa off Ebay posting for $280 with tax (have receipt)
It has about 6-7K on them and I took them off 2 weeks ago for Megan EZ coilovers.
These springs will lower your car 1 inch, and will leave a slight wheel-fender gap.
I had no issues (rubbing or cranking sounds) at all while I had these on, and I am running LFA replica rims with 235/35/19 and 275/30/19 V12's
Asking price $200.
Prefer local pick up and cash payment. In West LA near Culver City, zip code 90066.
I looked for old pics of my car with them on, but could not find any.
Thanks!
01-22-15, 08:59 PM
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It is OEM like on a smooth road and a bit harsh on the bumpy road. Handling will improve a lot. I have them on my IS350 and autocross/track many times with it.
It doesn't lower much though, very conservative drop. Eibach, H&R lower more and look nicer.
It doesn't lower much though, very conservative drop. Eibach, H&R lower more and look nicer.
01-23-15, 01:42 PM
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Honestly, I was not able to tell the difference going from stock springs to F sport in terms of ride quality, meaning it would not harm it in any way.
As mentioned, drop is conservative. It has been about 2 weeks Megan coils now, and while I love the look and ride quality, my fenders are ripped (not bad at all compared to some other CL members). I do miss these springs just for the fact that there is no rubbing.
As mentioned, drop is conservative. It has been about 2 weeks Megan coils now, and while I love the look and ride quality, my fenders are ripped (not bad at all compared to some other CL members). I do miss these springs just for the fact that there is no rubbing.
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02-17-15, 08:33 PM
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Bump...I am I interested, can you email me at ogxjason15@gmail.com
What shocks did you use with these springs?
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What shocks did you use with these springs?
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