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OFFICIAL: Tanabe NF210 Lexus LS460 Arriving Early May

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Old 04-22-08, 10:55 AM
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Year: 07-up
Spring Rate: Front 3.1kg/mm Rear 2.7kg/mm
Lowering Data: Front 1.5in Rear 0.8in
Part Number: TNF135

The NF210 Springs for the 07-up Lexus LS460 are days away from being available. Please contact your ClubLexus Vendors for pricing and availability. Please click on the pictures for more info.
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do we need camber kit for this?
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How much dows they cost ??? Plz PM me with info ,, anyone
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I contaced Tanabe regarding the cost of the springs about a month ago and they were not that expensive...but they don't do the installs so when I researched that part of the deal, the local place that was recommended by Tanabe (Shoreline Motoring) was going to charge an additional $550...together I recall something to the tune of $700-$800.

The springs do lower the car, but what I recall from seeing on Tanabe's website, it's just over an inch. I would prefer it to drop a bit more.
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550 to install springs?! to gotta be kidding me....

for price of springs, please contact CL vendors who sell them, like carson toyota
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I agree, that sounds kinda steep!
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Originally Posted by rominl
550 to install springs?! to gotta be kidding me....

for price of springs, please contact CL vendors who sell them, like carson toyota
Originally Posted by alsilverbullet
I agree, that sounds kinda steep!
Compared to normal applications it is expensive to install these springs, but the work involved is much more complicated than a normal spring install. The whole rear seat must be completely removed which can take some time and labor costs will be involved for that. Not to mention it is a Lexus and laborers have to take their time in that type of an install.
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out of curiosity. why do the rear seats have to come out? the strut tower is underneath the rear seats?

i have to admit i didn't have to go through any of these for the ls460l, i am just curious what's more involved. on my old acura they also had to remove the rear seats to install springs, but they charged 150 or 200 i forgot. of course, that was an acura, not lexus
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Wow I did not realize the rear seats had to be removed. I guess I understand now why the labor is a lot more costly.


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Compared to normal applications it is expensive to install these springs, but the work involved is much more complicated than a normal spring install. The whole rear seat must be completely removed which can take some time and labor costs will be involved for that. Not to mention it is a Lexus and laborers have to take their time in that type of an install.
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bump......
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Alright guys. These springs are good in stock. Be one of the first ones to have these springs on your LS460. Please contact your ClubLexus Vendor for pricing and availability.
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Originally Posted by Tanabe USA
Alright guys. These springs are good in stock. Be one of the first ones to have these springs on your LS460. Please contact your ClubLexus Vendor for pricing and availability.
Hey guys please contact us for pricing and shipping quotes.

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I have 21 inch wheels on my ls460. Will these cause any rub or clearance issues?
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Originally Posted by lfalkens
I have 21 inch wheels on my ls460. Will these cause any rub or clearance issues?
it's more about the offsets of your wheels (i assume you are running tires that are within spec)
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Originally Posted by lfalkens
I have 21 inch wheels on my ls460. Will these cause any rub or clearance issues?
As Rominl said, as long as your wheels are the proper spec, you will have no problems
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