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These are all the pictures I have of them so far lol. FInally got some time to post them. The rear is about a 1 1/2 finger gap and the front is about a 2 finger gap. Running 245/35/19 in F and 275/30/19 R. Hope this gives you and idea what it looks like with Eibach front and OEM rear springs.
Anyone know if these part #8289.140 - Eibach Pro-Kit Lowering Springs also will fit on the 2012 model IS F ?
I had contact with the product manager at Eibach, but he could not confirm whether the springs would fit vehicles manufactured after August 2011 when Lexus made a change of springs and shock absorbers.
Anyone know if these part #8289.140 - Eibach Pro-Kit Lowering Springs also will fit on the 2012 model IS F ?
I had contact with the product manager at Eibach, but he could not confirm whether the springs would fit vehicles manufactured after August 2011 when Lexus made a change of springs and shock absorbers.
Some who have tried?
I'm in no way 100% sure, but I don't foresee them being any different then putting them on an 08-11my
so exactly, how bad is the camber wear in the front and rear if you run to the swift or eibach springs with out a camber kit? Inside of the tires go bald with in 10k miles? longer? shorter?