sleepywgn

Thanks yeah these go SUPERRRR low! That was the lowest we could of gone cuz my clearance on my upper control arm hole wasnt big enough, If it was we could of gone lower!

Im still low i guess...

lsd4hunnit

Thanks Sleepywgn, the preload was not touched at all, but its still bouncy as if they were riding blown shocks. Btw, do you know David-Bojangles Photography?

sleepywgn

Thats weird Did you set the damping? I have at half. And yes i do?

lsd4hunnit

Yes I did, from soft to hard. He told me about another LS that went to Function & Form while he picked up some tools and helped on part of the coilover install

sleepywgn

djMaru

awesome video of LS400.

JPratt

Did you ever figure out the issue with you bumpy ride?


d0pe video sleepy!!!!

sleepywgn

Thanks guys! Yeah im asking the same question? Im here for help!

TheBry

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Cleeeeeeeean!

RA40

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Looking good.
Some of those streets around J-Town aren't to friendly.

sleepywgn

YUP! But yolo right? hahahah. So gay but anyways yeah you gotta be careful.

lsd4hunnit

Throwing the 20s on, and lowering the rears made a big difference. I was on stock 16s with fat tires

JPratt

So just the wheel change took care of the issues you were having?

Greg5OH

Super old thread, but just ordered up a set of FF 2 in 14/10 for my LS. Parting out my air ride (d2 doublebellow struts FS!) to recoup some cash.
You have more aggressive fitment than me and from the video seems decent stiffness, so i took the chance and well see how they ride.
Sold my ls460 front bumper to back to stock so will overall be riding lower than before.

timmy0tool

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sleepywgn is also on 18" wheels so he will certainly be lower. why the removal of air ride? you can actually convert the FF2 coilovers to air ride which will be tons better than the D2s. see their "on-air" line of upgrades.