kaimikazee

I wondered if the original oem suspension springs was made by "SWIFTS"? Lol

Lexus should've kept it like this...

https://youtu.be/7y8UT3mNqdk

Deanrcf

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I've come to the conclusion that not only was this car dropped but also had wheel spacers

LXSDO

Probably it was a show car and likely preproduction.

johnnyreb

I would imagine this car is the same as the oem ones, I've got several pics of mine from different angles & to me it looks Exactly like this one does! jmo

kaimikazee

Thats exactly what im trying to get at. I wonder if the engineers really meant for the car to be stanced like that to begin with. I have Swifts on and it feels right at home.

kaimikazee

Not really imo. If you look at the YouTube video the car is actually dropped. Way different from the ones on the dealer lot. The front wheel gap is horrible. I would really hope that Lexus "actually" does have factory lowering springs and dampers. But then again I'm dreaming..

Deanrcf

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I thought the same until I dropped my car with stock offsets wheels and it didn't look like that. you can spacer in this pic

MisterSkiz

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Find the original IS-F photos...they did it too..car was super low and wide.

GSteg

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Lexus has always shown preproduction cars with little to no wheel gaps. Don't know why they like to tease us just to release the car with gaps large enough to stick your hand through.

Lexura1414

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This is definitely dropped as I see no wheel gap. Also the tires are really flushed to the fenders indicating spacers for sure.

Ne1tHeRe

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Should have been this way from the factory.

Lexura1414

iTrader: (6)

Most definitely agree.

That is why I just purchased a set KW V3 coils and H&R spacers to achieve this look.

johnnyreb

Yep, I see what you guys are sayin' now, definitely a difference!