Suggestions please on coilovers
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Suggestions please on coilovers
Hi guys
i am new to isf 2008
i would like to know, i am using nitto 285/30 rear and 255/35 r19 front, i have a hks coilovers but those coilovers are very soft i would like to know hnr springs on original jumping are better or coilovers are better and will is350 coilovers will work on isf?
I have fixed this coils its very soft so any bumps on road the tyre hits the fender
i am new to isf 2008
i would like to know, i am using nitto 285/30 rear and 255/35 r19 front, i have a hks coilovers but those coilovers are very soft i would like to know hnr springs on original jumping are better or coilovers are better and will is350 coilovers will work on isf?
I have fixed this coils its very soft so any bumps on road the tyre hits the fender
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First off, welcome to the Isf & this forum.
In answer to your questions on coilovers for the Isf, you do not want to use Is350 coilovers on the Isf under any circumstances, even if they have heavier rate springs installed.
Judging from your location, I'd guess it's likely you are fortunate enough to be able drive at high speeds on smooth, lightly trafficked roadways. Accordingly, I'd get rid of the Hks you currently have and look into one of the options available from Club Lexus vendors such as the Ohlins from Fig's or the Penske's from RR Racing with in 18 kg/mm front and 16 kg/mm rear spring rates. Both of these vendors are extremely helpful with determining what will work best for you and maximizing your driving enjoyment.
In answer to your questions on coilovers for the Isf, you do not want to use Is350 coilovers on the Isf under any circumstances, even if they have heavier rate springs installed.
Judging from your location, I'd guess it's likely you are fortunate enough to be able drive at high speeds on smooth, lightly trafficked roadways. Accordingly, I'd get rid of the Hks you currently have and look into one of the options available from Club Lexus vendors such as the Ohlins from Fig's or the Penske's from RR Racing with in 18 kg/mm front and 16 kg/mm rear spring rates. Both of these vendors are extremely helpful with determining what will work best for you and maximizing your driving enjoyment.
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