TrojanLBC

So I see TONS of FS threads for RS*R springs (hopefully because of lease turn-ins) but nothing for F Sport springs. Wondering which to get. I just picked up an IS350 F Sport this past weekend coming from an IS250 F Sport which had RS*R Sports*i coilovers and 18x9.5 Work Emotions. Want to reduce the fender gap and get a little more aggressive height for the new car. Thoughts??

l33ks

Have you considered Swift Springs? Just lowered my car wit them a few days ago, nice drop with great ride quality <br >

Shantonu

^ looks good. where is the best place to get them..

Meraki Autoworks

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Mee!! All my customers love the Swift Springs on their 3is. I also have it on my car !

PM me for pricing!

-Josh

Shantonu

send you pm.

TrojanLBC

I actually have not even heard of them. I've been leaning toward F-Sport springs because of the warranty and I have a contact at at dealership for installation. Yes I'm aware of all the Magnusson-Moss ruling details, etc, etc. This isn't my first rodeo modifying cars. But since this is not going to be modded too much and with the AVS in the IS350, I don't want to risk voiding warranty on those expensive dampers. I only considered RS*R because I've had prior experience with them on my old IS250 and my current FR-S and I loved their products. I've also heard good things about the RS*R Half-Downs, but does anyone have any feedback on the F-Sport Lowering Springs?

Ctrl-F

Did you see this thread?

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...t-springs.html

TrojanLBC

I actually did, and contacted the seller. But I wanted to get more info/feedback from people who actually have them installed before pulling the trigger.

Meraki Autoworks

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I have Swift on my IS and love them! Many other customers run them and like it also!

-Josh

MasonGrey

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Josh, do the Swift springs still keep the rake from factory? Thoughts on RSR vs Swift ?

Meraki Autoworks

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Swift!

-Josh

TorontoR

is your 350 RWD? RSR half downs are only available for RWD. Got them, love the ride height, very subtle and can't feel a difference in ride quality from stock.

TrojanLBC

Yeah, my 350 is RWD. California, no need for AWD

donlinaj

Best springs are Tanabe. It's what the mechanics have told me. for the GS anyway. I went for RSR because I couldn't stand the stance on Tanabe. + RSR are the best choice for a lower drop.

donlinaj

Never swift. Always RSR.
at least on a GS.
Couldnt tell you on any other Lexus models