ViciousDad

Hi All,

42 y/o new to the Lexus SC game. I would like to lower my car, but not looking to spend a lot (Single Dad on a budget).

I would like a drop, but just enough so it doesn't look stock (is stock bad?). I am looking at putting some staggered 19's (probably Niche Milano). Any recommendations? I had Eibach before on a Honda Civic and those were nice (Pro Kit I believe).

oldManTan

you can get OEM supra ones, decent drop.

BiGEZ

iTrader: (24)

Also look at the Vogtland, H&R and Tanabe's. The Supra TT ones as mentioned above will give good handling. I myself are going with OEM Supra TT springs and bilstein shocks/struts. just waiting on the Top Hats.
Someone had a set of Supra TT springs listed here in the FS section.

kagoostin

I liked my tanabe but eventually switched over to coilovers

Cozmo

I've got some Tanabes, and some Tokico blues in my trunk I'm about to install. I was thinking about the top hats. How do you know if the top hats need to be replaced too?

BiGEZ

iTrader: (24)

Check the bearings and rubber insulation to ensure they are in good condition if not get new top hats for your application from Rockauto.com or other auto supply store.

Datsjonz

I'm sorry I'm new to the SC family what year supra OEM springs would I need for my 94 SC400. I'm also trying to give it a little drop without spending too much.

BiGEZ

iTrader: (24)

93-98 Supra preferable the TT springs. You can also look into Vogtland and Tannabe springs if you want to go lower.

Datsjonz

Thanks appreciate the info.

shajbot

iTrader: (3)

Espilers springs have the lowest drop out of all for SC. The front can lower another a quarter or half inch if paired with aftermarket shocks like tokicos. I used to have Eibach springs and tokicos shocks and they were much rougher than my current setup.

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Datsjonz

Nice looking SC. I'm going to look in to those. Thanks!