VEACH

Most likely will be purchasing Tein S.Tech lowering Springs tomorrow.

The only questions that I have before pulling the trigger and confirming the purchase are as follows; Would my is350 rub with my stock 18"s, and also if I eventually decide to upgrade to aftermarket 18"s or 19"s later would my is350 rub with the Tein S.Techs

Thanks,

Veach

isthree50

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I'm having a lil rubbing issue with my 19's not a big deal (I hope) and I have eibachs stech lowers even more than eibach so I would say if u go to 19's defiantly will rub with 18's not sure

heyarms

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You'll be fine with the stocks. Rubbing is a function of wheel diameter, wheel offset, tire size and how low you are. It's not a simple yes/no when you ask about the future.

VEACH

Thanks,

Appreciate the quick responses.

Veach

BigJ

I have S techs and 19" with 235/275 f/r and no rubbing at all unless the steering is locked in either direction and I go over a bump. and even then it's very slight.

VEACH

Been doing a lot of research on springs the past couple weeks and I keep changing my mind. I havnt seen the drop I'm really looking for. Does anyone know of any springs that drop the is350s 1.2" front 1" rear?

Thanks,

Veach

mike33

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since you may upgrade your wheels in the future you may want to consider coilovers, you'll be able to dial in the exact height you want when you want... i know its a little more expensive initially, but may save you money in the long run... plus coilovers are easier to install...

VEACH

I originally had planned to get springs and coilovers, swift springs and bc racing coilovers to be exact. But at the moment I don't want to spend $1200 on suspension. If I can find a set of qaulity coilover for $500-$800 I would buy them in a heartbeat. I dont know much at all about coilovers bu I've done enough research on these forums on coilovers to know not to skimp on cheap coilovers. So I'm kind of at the point where I want to get springs for now, and maybe coilovers in the future if the springs don't end up being enough.

UniSlayEX

They won't. You're better off waiting for what you want.

mike33

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I installed the bc racing coils w/standard 10k/8k springs about 5 months ago and I am extremely happy with them, the ride is great... originally I planned on doing just the f-sport springs, but after doing research, I decided to do the bc racings. The ability to change the height, and dampening made the extra money spent completely worth it...

Bdub619

I have Tein S Techs and I'm very happy with them. I barely rub (only on hard dips and even then, just barely) and ride quality is very good. Good luck!

heyarms

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FWIW, if you don't ever plan on driving with aggressive wheels or super slammed, Megan EZ coils are cheap and reliable. They're spring rate is low so that's why I say if you don't plan on getting aggressive wheels (car will travel more than the stiffer coils). I had them before I bagged my car and they were good.

VEACH

Am I correct in saying aftermarket springs are not necessary when installing coil overs?

mike33

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The coilover comes with the spring and shock combined, no need to order separate springs...unless you had some specific requirement you are trying to accomplish. some who drop their cars extremely low opt for a stiffer spring to keep from bottoming out... call circuit motorsports in Orlando and they can advise you on a good application for your specific needs.

VEACH

Thanks for everyones input. I think Ive changed from teins, and springs altogether, to Megan EZ Street coilovers. Should be ordering them in a couple of weeks.

Veach