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im looking lower spring for my car(2gen gs300), not sport one, like the soft and comfortable, dont wanna feel bumbie everytime hit the bump, except the oem, which one is the best choice. can someone give me some advise buying lower spring. Thanks!!!!
Do you plan on changing the shocks as well or just the springs? If you're going to use the stock shocks I would say go for the Tanabe NF210, the Tein H-Tech or S-Tech, L-Tuned or Eibach.
wat should i change first the shocks or the spring, cuz i dont have that much money for now,just wanna feel more comfortable and smooth during driving, so i only can do one at then time. i asked one of mechanic, he only charge me about $200 change all 4springs is that price good or ????thnaks for the advise
Last edited by waxman; Feb 9, 2009 at 12:18 AM.
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i would change s/s at same time. just save, do it right, and save time too.
but like darknight mentioned, your oem shocks should be ok on some conservative-dropping springs.
review the suspension section; it's filled with tons of info on most (if not all) s/s combos available including coilovers. Picking up my GS3 tomorrow, I spent another $1700. Thanks for the advice.
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I went with your sugestion! The L-Tuned w/ the KYB GR2. I took off my TEIN Control Master Type II Flex (D6y98-U1931) Lexus GS 98-05 (2wd) 72002. They have 7K mile on them.
I went with your sugestion! The L-Tuned w/ the KYB GR2. I took off my TEIN Control Master Type II Flex (D6y98-U1931) Lexus GS 98-05 (2wd) 72002. They have 7K mile on them.
Here is what height was w/TEIN Control Master Type II Flex (D6y98-U1931) Lexus GS 98-05 (2wd) 72002. Handled amazing! Stiff ride.