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RS*R Down Lowering Springs vs Super Down
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Thanks! It makes a big difference for sure. Check out page 8 (3rd post from the bottom) to see what it looks like with no spacers. The last picture from the back shows how drastic the difference is.
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Defiantly going with RSR Down with 20mm spacers, but I do have the same questions like everyone else. How is the tire wear and do you need the camber to be adjusted after installing the springs.
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Can't decide between the RSR springs or SPORTi coilovers for a IS350 F-Sport AWD.
For those of you on RSR springs, how are your shocks doing? Since these are variable shocks, I can only assume how much it would cost to replace them.
I would much rather get coilovers but will that cause any dash error since the variable shocks are no longer there?
Also, does the 3IS AWD have the same problem with 2IS AWD where you can't go too low else the CV Boots will rip?
For those of you on RSR springs, how are your shocks doing? Since these are variable shocks, I can only assume how much it would cost to replace them.
I would much rather get coilovers but will that cause any dash error since the variable shocks are no longer there?
Also, does the 3IS AWD have the same problem with 2IS AWD where you can't go too low else the CV Boots will rip?