Eibach springs???
Eibach's are the manufacturer of the L-tuned springs, so it will not void warranty according to my local Lexus dealer. As for shocks, since this is a normal wear and tear item, they typically are not something covered even under a bumper to bumper warranty (like brake pads). So it is up to owner discretion to use whatever fits as a replacement. So by replacing a normal wear and tear item, it is not considered a modification.
Trending Topics
Joined: Feb 2001
Posts: 31,944
Likes: 2,737
From: North Carolina
CSHFLW,
I've also got the Eibach's and was looking for pics I may have posted that show the drop... I've got stock 17"s, so nothing that you can compare to your 20"s. On mine, a very noticable difference.
Here's one link, there are a couple others in the GS Gallery that show more.
< link >
I've also got the Eibach's and was looking for pics I may have posted that show the drop... I've got stock 17"s, so nothing that you can compare to your 20"s. On mine, a very noticable difference.
Here's one link, there are a couple others in the GS Gallery that show more.
< link >
Originally posted by RacingAristo
(1) an inch
(2) yes.
(1) an inch
(2) yes.
I put the eibach/LTuned springs on....................
Ride quality is almost the same as stock....
Handling is not really improved.......
Height is much better, would like it a little lower but it will work for now......
Impression.....Perfect for someone who wants a more aggressive look without have to slow down for pot holes!
Ride quality is almost the same as stock....
Handling is not really improved.......
Height is much better, would like it a little lower but it will work for now......
Impression.....Perfect for someone who wants a more aggressive look without have to slow down for pot holes!
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
snaggle
IS - 2nd Gen (2006-2013)
17
Oct 17, 2012 12:25 PM
Expresso1
ES - 1st to 6th Gen (1990-2018)
1
Sep 6, 2005 12:23 PM







