are l-tuned springs able to be put on stock struts?

 

Yes.............

 

but since you're going to do all the work, might as well put in new struts since the stock struts will wear out at a faster rate with lowering springs.

 

what he said
yes
10 char

 

how much will they lower the front and rear b/c im getting staggered 20"s?? how is the ride comfort compare to stock? I drive 30 miles to work each way everyday and bought a lexus for a reason.

 

l-tuned springs are fine on 20's. get a set of kyb's and you're good to go

 

will ride comfort still be nice.I hate hard suspensions!! all day at work im in a 2007 pos work truck with th hardest suspension and if my lexus turns out like that im gunna be pissed!!

 

I want to get the L-TUNED springs for my gs as well, but still stuggle with getting a KYB shock or just with the stock shock.

 

There's lots of speak to spring/shocks on the site, check the search engine it's pretty good

For a REALLY smooth ride with some drop I think the Tanabe NF (normal feel), which will give you a great drop (1.5 front, 1.0 rear) pared with Bilstein Sport shocks. You might also want to look at Eibach springs.

 

If we drop 1.5 " on the front, can we set the camber back to the OEM specs?

 

confused. what is there to struggle with?

 

Budget$$$$$$$$$

 

pay to play
springs $200 + shocks $300 = $500+/-. if you can install yourself, you're saving a bunch of change GL!

OR, check the classifieds for a used setup

 

Trust me, get the shocks installed at the same time. You will kick yourself in the sack if you don't.

 

Yes, you can