Coilovers
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Coilovers
im looking to get some coilovers for a gs430 its an 02, whats the best option to go with and keeping the lexus feel, i don't want a rough setup, are the tein cs V2 good? and whats a good place to buy from.
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You might want to consider the Apexi World Sport coilovers listed in the classified section: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=257469
I prefer the feel of the Apexi over the Tein CS v1 (haven't rode in a v2). The Apexi WS is a quality coilover, but it does not have damping adjustment if you are looking for that feature.
I prefer the feel of the Apexi over the Tein CS v1 (haven't rode in a v2). The Apexi WS is a quality coilover, but it does not have damping adjustment if you are looking for that feature.
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If you are not lowering your car, get Bilstein HD's. Makes your car feel planted but only slightly stiffer than stock.
Also much cheaper than Tein CS.
Also much cheaper than Tein CS.
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i do want to lower the car, i plan on going w/ 19" wheels also, so i wana avoid having a big gap. im not sure if coilovers are my best option, is there an L-tuned setup for the gs430? if so how much is it, and how much does it lower.
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You will still have a fairly large gap with the L-Tuned springs. Also depending on how low you plan on going the Tein CS coilovers won't give you that ultra slam. You might want to take a look at some JIC Magic coilovers.
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