NoRyceGS4

i think this has been posted before but im posting it again anyway. check your tires guys, i took my car in to get the nail i ran over pulled out and then i turn out my wheels and the entire inside of my tires are all screwed up. basicly no tread left. the guy said he could see soem wires, i couldnt see them but whatever. just reminding you guys so nobody here blowout a tire and crash.

bravo261

iTrader: (1)

yeah, i had that same issue, and its a fairly common thing for us lowered-lexus guys. there was a huge and prolonged sticky on it. search thread titles if you want more info.

i checked my tires and saw "a little stuff" on the inside and had to take one off. sucks

rominl

iTrader: (4)

yup with our lowered cars... that's the end result

Coolguy949

Do they make camber kits for the GS? I dont have a GS yet but I have a fixed up Mitsu Eclipse with a fully adjustable camber kit in the front and rear. The alignment shop can adjust as much as +/-2 degrees. Having around 1 degree negative camber in the back will make the car handle better. If you dont have a camber kit yet, I recommend finding one. I've gone through a lot of tires because of a cheap camber kit or none at all. Make sure you get a good one. Also, if you notice more wear on the insides, next time you rotate tires, have them dismount the tires and flip them to the other side (since more tires are one-directional). The tread that was on the inside will now be on the outside. That way you can even up the wear a bit.

Rob

rominl

iTrader: (4)

nop there is no camber kit for the GS, otherwise we would all have it by now

Coolguy949

has anyone ever tried making their own spacers for the rear? Get some thick metal (like what door hinges are made of), drill holes and get longer bolts to push the upper control arm out a degree or so.

Wow, that's amazing not even RMM has made some. Are they ussually not needed or something? How much does the l tuned suspension lower the car?

Rob