Post pics of springs on OEM 18" wheels here...
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Post pics of springs on OEM 18" wheels here...
If you have them, please post up your pics of your ISx50 with a drop riding on OEM 18" wheels.
Please mention what brand of springs you have.
Thanks!
Please mention what brand of springs you have.
Thanks!
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Dude, look under "Second Generation Forum" and my car is posted damn near at the top with stock wheels and coilovers with wheel spacers.
Here I'll make it easy for you: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=339482
Here I'll make it easy for you: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=339482
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Sincity - thanks for the link. I actually saw your car earlier today when I was searching the forum. I really like the look of your car, but coilovers are just not in my budget right now. I'll have to be okay with springs.
Right now, Eibach Prokit for the 250 and H&R springs are at the top of the list for my 350.
Right now, Eibach Prokit for the 250 and H&R springs are at the top of the list for my 350.
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I think the spacers are a must if you don't lower and keep your factory wheels as well. Then you should run at least 15mm and maybe even 20mm spacers. At least that is my opinion and I like the european look.
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i would save up and go for the best.. i have H&Rs and i didnt mind the ride quality at first cause i expected it.. but its just getting unbearable now with soo much construction or even the imperfect roads that look smooth its reallly bumpy.. im getting annoyed by it considering its a lexus i need a smooth ride. so coilovers are the answer.. plus i want my car to be a bit lower and evened out all around anyways
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