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Old 09-26-11, 11:25 AM
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hey guys

finally got my lowering springs in the mail today - rims and tires are on the way!

figured id install the springs before i put my new rims on.. was wondering if anyone has any advice or tips or WARNINGS! before i go ahead and install these - i have a 08 IS250 ive seen some posts about weird clanking noises people have after installing springs - what do they do wrong that causes that?

ill post pics whens its all done

btw the springs i got are the - ebiach pro kit
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You should get Spring Silencer to minimal the clanking noise. If you want to drop it litlle more to make it look better, cut you spring about 1 coil and you good to go. I have same springs on my car and love it.
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shouldnt have to use any silencers for the eibach pro kit springs. clanking is usually associated with the old f-sport springs. Here are step by step instructions on installing f-sport springs. Make sure you align the rear springs correctly. http://is.sewellparts.com/pdf/PTR0753080.pdf
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Originally Posted by whitebeast
You should get Spring Silencer to minimal the clanking noise. If you want to drop it litlle more to make it look better, cut you spring about 1 coil and you good to go. I have same springs on my car and love it.
don't cut the spring...you ruin how the spring was designed to perform! That's ghetto chop shop!
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Originally Posted by whitebeast
If you want to drop it litlle more to make it look better, cut you spring about 1 coil and you good to go.
and the winner for the worst advice ever goes to.........

Please, please, please do not cut the springs. If you need to cut the spring then you bought the wrong ones.
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Hello Everyone,

I'm looking to buy some lowering spring but the shop i stopped in to visit today proposed H&R spring.
My question is what works best on an IS 250 08? I'm looking to drop the front 1.5" and 1" on the back. Lastly is 5 bills for the kit and install normal? I welcome any feed back. Thank you
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Sounds very pricey.....does that include an alignment? If it does, it isn't too terrible.
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yes, its included
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