1997 SC400 - Best Lowering Springs?
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1997 SC400 - Best Lowering Springs?
Hi All,
42 y/o new to the Lexus SC game. I would like to lower my car, but not looking to spend a lot (Single Dad on a budget).
I would like a drop, but just enough so it doesn't look stock (is stock bad?). I am looking at putting some staggered 19's (probably Niche Milano). Any recommendations? I had Eibach before on a Honda Civic and those were nice (Pro Kit I believe).
42 y/o new to the Lexus SC game. I would like to lower my car, but not looking to spend a lot (Single Dad on a budget).
I would like a drop, but just enough so it doesn't look stock (is stock bad?). I am looking at putting some staggered 19's (probably Niche Milano). Any recommendations? I had Eibach before on a Honda Civic and those were nice (Pro Kit I believe).
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Also look at the Vogtland, H&R and Tanabe's. The Supra TT ones as mentioned above will give good handling. I myself are going with OEM Supra TT springs and bilstein shocks/struts. just waiting on the Top Hats.
Someone had a set of Supra TT springs listed here in the FS section.
Someone had a set of Supra TT springs listed here in the FS section.
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Also look at the Vogtland, H&R and Tanabe's. The Supra TT ones as mentioned above will give good handling. I myself are going with OEM Supra TT springs and bilstein shocks/struts. just waiting on the Top Hats.
Someone had a set of Supra TT springs listed here in the FS section.
Someone had a set of Supra TT springs listed here in the FS section.
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Nice looking SC. I'm going to look in to those. Thanks!
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