Just Lowered AWD and put on front lip! (Pic)
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hmmm.. im a little lost on this question.
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nice...looks really good
i wanted to get the eibachs also rather than the tanabes for the even wheel gap on my AWD but no one had done it before and i wasnt sure if it would work or not...but seems like its working perfectly for you so far
are ur rear tires flush with the fenders???...it looks like it....i thought the only way to get as flush as possible is to go staggered....hmm i might consider u set up without having to go staggered
i wanted to get the eibachs also rather than the tanabes for the even wheel gap on my AWD but no one had done it before and i wasnt sure if it would work or not...but seems like its working perfectly for you so far
are ur rear tires flush with the fenders???...it looks like it....i thought the only way to get as flush as possible is to go staggered....hmm i might consider u set up without having to go staggered
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looks good, can you post pics upclose of the rear and front fender gap, i would like to see how it looks with 20's. gonna get some wheels soon. i would like to see how your set up looks like. i got the springs in already just need the wheels.thanks in advance
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nice...looks really good
i wanted to get the eibachs also rather than the tanabes for the even wheel gap on my AWD but no one had done it before and i wasnt sure if it would work or not...but seems like its working perfectly for you so far
are ur rear tires flush with the fenders???...it looks like it....i thought the only way to get as flush as possible is to go staggered....hmm i might consider u set up without having to go staggered
i wanted to get the eibachs also rather than the tanabes for the even wheel gap on my AWD but no one had done it before and i wasnt sure if it would work or not...but seems like its working perfectly for you so far
are ur rear tires flush with the fenders???...it looks like it....i thought the only way to get as flush as possible is to go staggered....hmm i might consider u set up without having to go staggered
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wow, that's nice, the springs definitly makes a huge difference!!
they say that the spring for the IS250 rwd not supposed to fit the awd is that right? how do you find the ride quality? any rubbing issues? did you just change the springs, or did you change the shocks and stuff too? I'm thinking about lowering mine, but people were telling me to change the whole suspension system, otherwise just the springs are not good for our cars. :S
they say that the spring for the IS250 rwd not supposed to fit the awd is that right? how do you find the ride quality? any rubbing issues? did you just change the springs, or did you change the shocks and stuff too? I'm thinking about lowering mine, but people were telling me to change the whole suspension system, otherwise just the springs are not good for our cars. :S
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wow, that's nice, the springs definitly makes a huge difference!!
they say that the spring for the IS250 rwd not supposed to fit the awd is that right? how do you find the ride quality? any rubbing issues? did you just change the springs, or did you change the shocks and stuff too? I'm thinking about lowering mine, but people were telling me to change the whole suspension system, otherwise just the springs are not good for our cars. :S
they say that the spring for the IS250 rwd not supposed to fit the awd is that right? how do you find the ride quality? any rubbing issues? did you just change the springs, or did you change the shocks and stuff too? I'm thinking about lowering mine, but people were telling me to change the whole suspension system, otherwise just the springs are not good for our cars. :S
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