MATEOGS

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

GSteg

iTrader: (15)

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

GSquicksilver

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.

4ntvings

iTrader: (6)

what he said
yes
10 char

MATEOGS

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.

4ntvings

iTrader: (6)

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

MATEOGS

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!!

testing

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.

ZippyGuy

iTrader: (9)

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.

testing

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

4ntvings

iTrader: (6)

confused. what is there to struggle with?

testing

Budget$$$$$$$$$

4ntvings

iTrader: (6)

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

flipicanez

iTrader: (1)

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

ZippyGuy

iTrader: (9)

Yes, you can