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10-05-11, 09:39 PM
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Road Magnet Springs
Anyone have these springs on a RWD is250 if you do can you post a picture?
Was there any problems installing it and how is the ride compared to OEM?
i only saw em for the AWD only so im wondering if they fit fine on the RWD
help plz lol
Was there any problems installing it and how is the ride compared to OEM?
i only saw em for the AWD only so im wondering if they fit fine on the RWD
help plz lol
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10-07-11, 12:14 PM
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yes they fit fine on the rwd i installed mine myself with no issue but the AFS light and that was also a simple adjustment I made myself thanks to the folks here at Club Lexus...pm me and i can shoot you a pic from my phone... so far no problems i did isntall spring silencers just from reading a planning out this journey... but as of tuesday this week i have not has any problems and after alignment on wednesday everything was in spec so i wont be having any tire wear either...
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10-13-11, 10:56 AM
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Hello Everyone! My name is Brandon and I work for Road Magnet Performance Springs. I thought I would jump on here and introduce myself. If anyone has any questions please feel free to let me know. You can always email me at brandon@roadmagnet.com also! The Lexus IS springs are definitely one of our top springs!
10-16-11, 10:18 PM
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the road magnets look like they have NO wheel fender gap, is that correct? LIkewise been seeing that AWD's have that clanking noise, is that the same for the RWD's? toHn you're car looks amazing!
10-17-11, 05:02 AM
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Yes, we minimized as much wheel gap as possible without sacrificing the ride quality! I have had one customer with a 2011 AWD call me a month or so ago with the clanking noise issue, to my knowledge and the last that I heard the customer bought rubber sleeves for the springs and I haven't heard any issues so far. If this continues to be an issue we will resolve it and/or re manufacture the spring itself!
10-18-11, 01:00 AM
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love the 2011 head lights nice cars everyone ride height looks perfect 
might be getting road magnets soon
hopefully i have no issues with the AFS lights ill get the sleeves too just in case of clunking
might be getting road magnets soon
hopefully i have no issues with the AFS lights ill get the sleeves too just in case of clunking
10-26-11, 06:15 PM
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-as for the bump stop, i think my mechanic cut anywhere between 3/4 to 1/2 off..i was there when he did the install but did not pay much attention when he was cutting them. I beleive the springs come with instructions on cutting the bump stops.
