IS350 Dropped on H&R Springs
03-05-12, 07:10 AM
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03-05-12, 07:11 AM
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04-05-12, 09:46 PM
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My front is -1.6ish and my rear is -1.8 and -2.0...
How were you able to put it all within spec?
04-05-12, 10:43 PM
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Looks good. I got some eibach springs in my garage be slow about getting them installed cause I got a semi steep driveway. But after I install my rims I think I am gonna go ahead and take the plunge.
04-19-12, 08:00 AM
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Dam ^^ mine so far are doing good =)
04-19-12, 08:24 AM
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Looking clean! H&R is one of my top contenders in choosing what springs to buy. I am looking at the eibach and tein s-techs too. Any reason why you picked H&R over everything else?
04-19-12, 08:44 AM
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looks can be deceiving.
and here's why springs look like they're trying to "settle" - because your installer didn't reset your bushings.
to quote lobuxracer's post in that thread:
this should serve as an FYI for anyone looking to make suspension modifications.
btw, if your springs are "settling" now, does that mean they'll be "sagging" in the future? just a thought for those thinking that springs "settle"...
and here's why springs look like they're trying to "settle" - because your installer didn't reset your bushings.
to quote lobuxracer's post in that thread:
this should serve as an FYI for anyone looking to make suspension modifications.
btw, if your springs are "settling" now, does that mean they'll be "sagging" in the future? just a thought for those thinking that springs "settle"...
04-19-12, 08:49 AM
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