Kvs_350

iTrader: (6)

Hi I just put some 19s on my is350 and wanting to lower it. The is350 comes with the sport suspension which peoples said is 0.4 lower in the front but imo its alot lower than 0.4 more like a inch. The gap in the front is perfect little less than a finger gap but the rear is around 2-3 finger Im just thinking can I just lower the rear with springs and leave the front as It is now? The reason I dont want to lower the front anymore is because I already have light liner rub while turning thinking if I lower it even more its going to rub more and more. Have anyone try this before or should I just lower the front too and have some fender work? Thank you everyone!

bob4256

iTrader: (17)

Our cars have a larger gap in the front than the rear stock, so I'm kind of confused by your post.

1sWt2GS

iTrader: (6)

yes you should

you just answered your own question

Kvs_350

iTrader: (6)

Thats how low my front is

whitebeast

iTrader: (5)

what about the rear? need pic as well

Gville350

iTrader: (10)

What spec wheel and tire there in the pic? Are you SURE there are not aftermarket lowering springs in there already?

reck0n

lol never heard this before

iRyan

iTrader: (7)

ok firstly the front of your car is not low at all it still looks way in the air lol...don't just lower the back and leave the front because then it's going to look hideous...lower it all

panda08

iTrader: (1)

i bet the front is lower cause your springs are sagging lol. replace em all with HR springs. its a little more work than coilovers but if you dont keep adjusting the coilovers then theres no point in having them.. IMO.

bob4256

iTrader: (17)

Coils are more than just height adjustability, you can change the ride too. If the ride is rough and bouncy with springs, you can't do anything about it (unless you change the shocks, which is probably more than the cost of coils)