djmega671

Just received my tein s tech springs in the mail but now I'm kind of skeptic about installing them due to camber issues with having 19 inch wheels. Anyone experienced any camber issues lowering your vehicle with 19 inch wheels?

Stitch626

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I am lowered on RSR down springs on 19 Vossen cvt wheels and yes the car will negative camber itself naturally but nothing major

IS350Chic

I am cambering and i just put the springs on Monday with stock rims. I am waiting to see when a camber kit will be coming out.

sc00b

looks like a great option. i am still thinking RSR but Tein has a bit better height that i am looking for

felixlau

Do we normally have to do wheel alignment after changing to lowered springs ?

IS350Chic

Yes, best thing to do is a wheel alignment at least a few weeks after you drop the car. Once it settles.

sc00b

i was looking at going for the H tech.
but that does look good maybe i will go w the S Tech.
just dont want to be too low here in Texas

CharlieVo

The how to should be in it owns thread and stickie

FSPORTJC

Sits very nice!! I firmly believe that the 3iS FSport looks best lowered on the FSport wheels!

JB5674

I'm currently in the market for springs. I finally found a Lexus Certified Tech to do the install ( on the side for $300 bucks ) On this white Fsport, is that H tech or S tech? I'll assume its S Tech for the purpose of the thread. As well, can you touch on the ride quality with the stock wheels. I love the stock wheels, but hate the wheel gap up front. My goal is tighten handling, but not make it too bumpy. I've been reading, yet worry about pot holes and speed bumps. This is coming from a guy that was static on coils in a VW ( approx 3" clearance on my front lip )

Thanks

FSPORTJC

Pictured is the S-Tech.. Buy them you will be very very happy
$300 bucks for install for springs is too much IMO.. get him to go down to at least $250.

FSPORTJC

More Pictures Pleaseeeeee.. on flatter surface!!

JB5674

How are the spring rates? I just got off the phone with a local tuner shop and they said that Tein's are soft and tend to blow out shocks. Am I missing something or should I go RSR Down?

The weather is getting hot and I got the bug.

Intake and exhaust will come shortly thereafter.

amoney805

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I agree with this assessment. Although comfortable, they are definitely softer and a little floaty over bumps. I miss stiffness on stock springs. They also dropped the rear more than 1". I wish I would have shelled out a few more bucks and got rsr or tanabe.

JB5674

So whats the RSR equivalent? From pics it looks like the super downs put the car waaaay down. I love the stance of the S tech, but really want the true performance gain of the spring. If not, its not worth it for " the look " IS350 Fsport is a luxury performance car. I dont want to half a$$ this, yet I clearly dont want coils since I like the dynamics aspects of the drive modes. Any assistance?