Question about H&R Springs
04-18-13, 04:38 PM
#1
Question about H&R Springs
Do they make the H&R OE Sport springs (.25-.75" drop) for 2008 is250 awd?! I don't want the sport springs that have the increased drop to 1.5" roughly.. I know many people are using H&R springs just curious if anyone can tell me that they are using the OE Sport spring set .. I just want a very slight drop.. no more then 1 inch
04-22-13, 08:06 AM
#5
Yeah i've thought long and hard about it haha H&R's look good but with the roads up here and our winters i think its best in the long run if i have a mild drop.. enough to complete the look but not turn my car into a snow plow haha when my stock shocks go i'll probably upgrade to the f-sport shocks as well
04-22-13, 08:20 AM
#6
Yeah i've thought long and hard about it haha H&R's look good but with the roads up here and our winters i think its best in the long run if i have a mild drop.. enough to complete the look but not turn my car into a snow plow haha when my stock shocks go i'll probably upgrade to the f-sport shocks as well
Go with H&R
04-22-13, 12:21 PM
#7
Buddy, I'm in Toronto (Richmond Hill, even worse than Toronto in winter...and I drive downtown to work)
The car still so damn high, no issues in winter..not even close to being a snow plow...my gf's Mini at stock height is lower than my IS...I actually used the Mini to "plow" the snow during this winter's storms....because trying with my IS at first failed miserably because IT'S STILL HIGH LOL
At stock height it's a sedan on 4x4 stance man, the H&R only helps it to look "normal"
Even civics come lower than the 2IS stock
FSport does nothing
Don't look at pictures, they don't do justice
Come out to spring meet and you will see
My car is like a truck compared to all the other local ISx50s
The car still so damn high, no issues in winter..not even close to being a snow plow...my gf's Mini at stock height is lower than my IS...I actually used the Mini to "plow" the snow during this winter's storms....because trying with my IS at first failed miserably because IT'S STILL HIGH LOL
At stock height it's a sedan on 4x4 stance man, the H&R only helps it to look "normal"
Even civics come lower than the 2IS stock
FSport does nothing
Don't look at pictures, they don't do justice
Come out to spring meet and you will see
My car is like a truck compared to all the other local ISx50s
Last edited by reyoasian; 04-22-13 at 12:24 PM.
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04-22-13, 03:54 PM
#8
Buddy, I'm in Toronto (Richmond Hill, even worse than Toronto in winter...and I drive downtown to work)
The car still so damn high, no issues in winter..not even close to being a snow plow...my gf's Mini at stock height is lower than my IS...I actually used the Mini to "plow" the snow during this winter's storms....because trying with my IS at first failed miserably because IT'S STILL HIGH LOL
At stock height it's a sedan on 4x4 stance man, the H&R only helps it to look "normal"
Even civics come lower than the 2IS stock
FSport does nothing
Don't look at pictures, they don't do justice
Come out to spring meet and you will see
My car is like a truck compared to all the other local ISx50s
The car still so damn high, no issues in winter..not even close to being a snow plow...my gf's Mini at stock height is lower than my IS...I actually used the Mini to "plow" the snow during this winter's storms....because trying with my IS at first failed miserably because IT'S STILL HIGH LOL
At stock height it's a sedan on 4x4 stance man, the H&R only helps it to look "normal"
Even civics come lower than the 2IS stock
FSport does nothing
Don't look at pictures, they don't do justice
Come out to spring meet and you will see
My car is like a truck compared to all the other local ISx50s
04-23-13, 07:59 AM
#12
Right on.. I'm gonna see what that might look like on my car.. did anyone installing springs need an insulator to fit the stock shock assembly?! i got a complete quote from lexus for f-sport springs (out of curiosity) and included was a $150 charge for rubber insulators to make the f-sport springs fit.. H&R's need that as well or no?!
04-23-13, 10:44 AM
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