MDHLexus

iTrader: (5)

So i should have my new wheels on by friday, and I am looking into buying a pair of lowering springs. I really believe in the f sport stuff as it was designed and tested and track proven by Lexus themselves. With that being said, the drop is not quite as drastic as some of the other springs. So, two questions

1. Will the drop be low enough to get rid of the wheel gap on 18" wheels with 255/40 and 235/40 tires
2. Will the springs alone stiffen up the car, or is that mainly the struts?

mong

iTrader: (4)

Fsport springs will give you about a finger to a finger and half gap for 2is RWD 18inch oem wheels. If you want performance and about the same drop height. Go with Swift springs.
http://www.evasivemotorsports.com/mm...de=SWIFT-4T040

Boomin

That's what you have? Would like it super stiff not bouncy

mong

iTrader: (4)

I've got Fsport springs and oem shocks for almost 70k. Soon I'm gonna get Fsport shocks with Swift springs.Fsport springs was OK.. but I heard swift was the best.

Boomin

Yea I was just reading that on an other post. I like a firm ride

albertgoq

You may want to check on tein h-tech also almost the same drop of F-sport mine is still on the stock 17" rims so it's a 2 finger drop all around but yes upgrading to 18" or 19" may close out the wheel well a little bit more since in the tire calculator it will add at least .4" or 11mm to the wheel and tire size

MDHLexus

iTrader: (5)

Are our stock camber arms adjustable?

Kd0t

iTrader: (17)

Nope, only toe