Help your IS250 brotha out! ASAP
06-26-09, 02:49 AM
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Help your IS250 brotha out! ASAP
I'm thinking of dropping my IS250 '09 with stock 18" rims. I don't know whats the best way to drop it without changing the comfort handling of the car. What should I do or what should I use?
Ill also appreciate if u guys can send me websites where i can get good deals and I can trust. Or photos. Thanks ISers.
Ill also appreciate if u guys can send me websites where i can get good deals and I can trust. Or photos. Thanks ISers.
06-26-09, 02:54 AM
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I'm thinking of dropping my IS250 '09 with stock 18" rims. I don't know whats the best way to drop it without changing the comfort handling of the car. What should I do or what should I use?
Ill also appreciate if u guys can send me websites where i can get good deals and I can trust. Or photos. Thanks ISers.
Ill also appreciate if u guys can send me websites where i can get good deals and I can trust. Or photos. Thanks ISers.
06-26-09, 03:54 AM
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i have the f-sport springs on and the ride is literally almost as if it's stock, yet its a 1-inch drop all-around. supposedly the springs are built by eibach if i'm not mistaken so f-sport or eibach is the way to go, think eibach's drop a dash more...like .2 inch so your call, but those the closest you'l get for a stock/lower feel, the bissgest difference is turns and some humps, it's firmer but that's a good thing.
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I have Eibach's 250 springs on stock 18's and lost a bunch of ride comfort, but gained in handling... If looking for comfort probably f-sport's would be he closest
06-26-09, 03:56 PM
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Maybe your lucky or Im unlucky but It definitely made for a firmer and harsher ride for me. I just dont see how lowering any car will ever yield to stock ride quality in the first place. I mean, the Eibach's are stiffer and shorter which helps tremendously with cornering but didnt help a bit in the comfort dept for me…