I just got some NF210 springs installed on my car and it doesn't look right i dont think...

i was wondering who on here installed these springs on there car and what it looks like.

i just had mine done and it looks like the front sits higher then the back....the back looks like the rim sits under the fender well...

please give me some input

 

It sounds like they might have put the front springs in the rear and vice versa There was some discussion when I had mine done about which one fit the rear and which one's fit the front. If it doesn't look right to you, there's probably something wrong. Good Luck Pics???

 

We've sold and installed many already, with no problems, maybe you should ask whoever you bought them from for some advice. Maybe they are defective. This is definitely a possibility.

 

heres the front.......looks like stock to me??

 

rear.........looks a little tucked under the fender??

 

Ummmm, yeah. That looks backwards~ Ouch!

 

1st the front looks like it's almost higher than stock.??
2nd the rear looks like my DF210's??

I would get that thing to Scottsdale Lex as soon as possible, before it does some damage. Ask for Rick, He will take care of you

 

is it possible to have accidently put the rear springs on the front and vice versa???

in the picture, which ones are for the rear??!? and which should be the top side??



thx for all the help guys

 

Holy smokes man that doesn't look right. Here are some pix of mine:

http://homepage.mac.com/tim.meade/Le...otoAlbum7.html

I know that it supposed to lower the fronts 1 and the back 1.3 or something like that. Mine looks a little lower in the front.

Does the shop know what it's doing?

 

The ones on the Left are the rear...There was a big discussion between the Techs at Lexus

 

there's a stamp on the springs that say R for rear and F for front

 

Are you sure yours were installed correctly too? Looks good that is a great job

 

Looks like someone possibly put the fronts in the rear and the rears in the front

 

what is the up side for the springs? or does it not matter??

 

You really should take this to a qualified place and let them fix it. There really shouldn't be any need for you to ask questions about it - they should know what to do. If not you should find someone who does and let them fix it.