So I bought a set of BCR coilover and installed it. Thanks to slowIST he gave me a very sweet deal on this set. So far I really like it. I have rubbing issue in the front (if I'm dropping it too low) that I'm still working on, other than that everything is good. The ride is very comfortable; close to stock ride. Anyway here are some photo to share with you all. Sorry for the pics quality, they were taking from my iphone.

 

Congrats. Great choice. I love my BCRs!

 

so nice man
How much are those? any link to get them?
BTW are those 19" rims?

 

too low? no way. you still have some gap to go.

 

Its your fender linear, either push it back with a heat gun or keep rubbing till no more rub . Also cut your top two tabs off. And go lower!

 

Nice man . The rear could certainly go lower. And the front looks like a pretty low offset to me (from the pic) so part of your rubbing issue.

 

What is the drop on that, look like 1.5-2"?. Any camber issues, are the BCR both front and rear camber ajustable?

 

BCR coilovers have no camber adjustments. The IS has double wishbone suspension, not McPherson.

 

looks good!

 

But is it my eyes or are those wheels sit perfectly verticle? I'm dropped with DF210 and the rear (1.1") is slanty already.

 

No camber adjustments from these BC coilovers. For camber fix, you need to buy a rear camber kit. For the front camber issues, I believe someone has modified an SPC kit for the 1st gen IS to fit the 2nd gen IS.

 

It's your eyes. Honestly I'm not sure how you could tell, especially since the picture he posted is from a 3/4th perspective of the quarter panel. I don't know about you, but I have a hard time detecting 1-2 degrees of camber from the side

 

Thank you for your complements guys.

I bought it used from slowIST. you can call FX auto a vendor here, last time he qoute me 1000 installed. My rims are 20".

I have it lowered a little more, I'll take pics and post it up later. The rear is fine, but the front rub like hell if I'm going lower.

I tried with heat gun and it still did not help. I'm in the process of rolling my fenders.

I did not check when I lowered. Now I have one finger gap in the front, and half finger gap in the rear.

 

You are rignt, I don't have any problem in the rear, but the front that's killing me.

 

It's not verticle. Both front and rear are slightly slanty.