Is l-tuned going to be discontinued?b/c I'm hearing all of this talk of parts being hard to find?

 

L-Tuned has, for the most part, for the GS been discontinued. There are few and varied parts lying around but the only way your going to find them is likely used.

-Anthony

 

so if l-tuned is discontinued, then what would be the closest suspension mod to the l-tuned? I was thinking definitely the eibach springs, but with what shocks? Bilstein of KYB?

 

You MAY be able to still get them. Those are the most available of the L-Tuned Parts. Contact SUPRATRD for more information.

On the other hand, I would serious consider Coilovers if you plan to be getting bigger wheels/tires. It will add a great advantage when driving, not only height adjustability.

The closest to stock in shocks and springs is probably Eibach Springs with either stock shocks since it's a small drop or Bilstein, although they tend to be a bit more rough.

-Anthony

 

...or Eibachs and KYB shocks.

 

If L-tuned is being discontinued, does that mean that the parts will be L-cheaper!?

 

"Holy supply and demand, Batman! Those parts will be more L-expensive!"

Actually, it seems that now that the parts have been discontinued, all of a sudden there are a lot of people saying "How do I get the L-Tuned so-and-so?" Once they are COMPLETELY gone, and the only source is used parts from members here or E-Bay, the prices are sure to go up even more.

 

read the thread in the handling forum, ltuned ecu is still available, but other parts they are nono

 

I just ordered L-tuned shocks from Steve Ganz and had them installed the end of October. They were still available. Luv 'em!

 

Sorry... that was L-tuned Springs. Already had the shocks because Sportdesign comes with it.

 

I just bought some L-tuned shocks from Steve (Carson Toyota) a couple weeks ago while in CA. If you need them, contact him ASAP.

 

Steve told me this..
There slowly phasing out certain parts since there will be a model change.......shocks,springs,ECU and such are still available and should be for the next few years