2008 Lexus IS350 Springs
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2008 Lexus IS350 Springs
Hey I was just wondering on a 2008 Lexus IS350 RWD, what would be the best lowering springs to get to have the biggest drop. I read a little bit on the forums and people were saying the H&R springs are the best just wondering if anything goes lower than H&R thanks not looking into getting coilovers either.
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Road magnets ate 2” I believe. I was hesitant on coil overs as well but after owning a lowered car for the first time for the past 7 months , I have come around to the idea of them and will probably switch them out for Fortune autos in 2018 at some point. I am lowered on H&Rs right now.
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I had coilovers on my 2004 Acura TL I'm not scared of being low but just where I live we have like only 4 months of summer and the rest is really harsh winters and my last set of coilovers got seized right up and they were pretty much useless, if I lived anywhere else I def would of got coilovers thanks for the quick reply!
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Road magnets ate 2” I believe. I was hesitant on coil overs as well but after owning a lowered car for the first time for the past 7 months , I have come around to the idea of them and will probably switch them out for Fortune autos in 2018 at some point. I am lowered on H&Rs right now.
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Are 2” springs going to be too low for your winters? Road magnets are the lowest option available.
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D2 is 1.8 all the way around.
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Lowering that much is going to kill the factory shocks. Which means you're going to need a shock meant for a lowered car. At that point you may as well get coilovers.
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Another day another problem haha it's fine when it comes to it I'll replace it id rather replace shocks then have useless coilovers! 😁
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Koni shocks will net you a lower drop. They’re designed for lowering springs.
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Dmv350 , a few of us created a VA lexus fb page if you’re interested in joining
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Thanks they’re ISP mode wheels which are a fairly rare factory option. Works are on the way. I only have FB for car stuff. Well car stuff and memes. Lol.
There is also a mid atlantic forum as well to look for local meet ups and such.
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