Lets say im in the process of lowering my car so want those of you have already did the lowering.

What method did you go with ?

Springs / Coilovers

How low ?

2'/55mm

Please do share with us your lowering experiments in terms of handling , noise , etc.

 

Hey man

I decided to go for the TANABA LOWERING SPRINGS for my LS460L .. As this is the only way to do it because we are not on Air Suspension as GCC specifications.
http://www.tanabe-usa.com/springs/sp...tions.asp?id=2


Vehicle Lowering :

Front :1.5 Inches = around 3.8CM
Rear : 0.8 Inches = around 2CM

they cost around 500USD for One set of 4 springs including shipping to UAE
If u like, we can order together and save on shipping ..

Let me know as soon as possible because I'm placing an order in 2 days

 

Ok lets order together.

BTW im going with 21's so i guess lowering measurments for my car will be diff than ures.

Tanables are adjustable , right ?

Whats your number ? same as before ?

 

I think he got the same thing as mine.... Tanabe NF210, and that is unadjustable...Im happy that u decide to go with 21 or 22

 

Tanabe is un-adjustable ... I'm not sure if it will fit with your 21"s ..

 

Hmm , then i have to look for other springs bro. Proceed with your order.

 

It Fit both 21 and 22"..... I have NF210 on Mine and i have WALD 21 M11C, No problem at all... Pretty nice drop too... check out the Pic in the westminister meet thread

 

Thanx for clarifying Ben.

Mfn0o0od Log on to MSN so we talk about it

 

your 21s will be fine. I have the same setup (NF210) with 21 x 9 and 21 x 10.5.
handling is a bit better. As far as noise, that depends on your tires.

 

Thanx for the heads up

 

BenLS460 - after the NF210 drop on your 22's how low is the ground clearance on front and the side skirt. I am think about doing the same drop on either 21 or 22 or maybe 20 depending on the ride comfort. How would you rate the ride you have now compared to stock from a rate of 1-10 (10 being stock ride)

Also if you don't mind posting your tire size, I would appreciated.

Thanks,
Ly