Hi guys..

I just received the 20mm Ichiba spacers and will be installing them tomorrow. I want to pull the trigger on a set of springs immediately...

I don't want them too low, I dont want rubbing issues. I want them to sit slightly lower ( maybe an inch ) to compliment the wider stance.

Any ideas? Any vendors here can provide me these springs.

We don't have F-Sport here in Bahrain, i dont know if they make springs for the GS460. But I really need lowering springs now.

Thanks in advance.

PS: I am running OEM 18" Gunmetal wheels

 

I would get the Tanabe nf210 springs

 

can we get some pics of the spacers installed??

 

Okay, will install them in the morning and post pics tomorrow.

 

i had tien coilover on my gs460 n it ride smooth but if u gonna drop all the way down u gonna need to do some fender work but if u gonna go an inch or two lower u dont need spacer u be fine

 

No fender mods should be needed with stocks itself. I am sort of slammed on stocks right now (18" stocks) and no rubbing, even at a 1" drop there shouldn't be any rubbing. If your spacers are aggressive, then you might have rubbing. But from the amount of camber I see now with even a 2" drop, u can easily run a decent spacer.

 

Here you go guys!

20mm Ichiba spacers all around on stock springs and stock wheels.

I don't want my car slammed, and I don't intend to change wheels. It's my daily driver.. I just wanted a slightly more aggressive look to pronounce the car as a V8 the way it shouold be...

I need a ONE INCH drop all around... that's all.

 

i think the eibach springs have the drop you are looking for. also, tein makes a set that is close to that drop as well - i believe it's the s-tech. there are also the tanabe that were listed previously. the eibach are the most cost effective if i recall from my searches. good luck in your search.

 

I just pulled the trigger on a set of Eibach Pro-Kits from B2D.

Thanks Charles.

 

nice. post pics once you have installed

 

Question:

After installing the springs, do I need wheel alignment or camber adjustments?

 

Yes, you should do the wheel alignment. Make sure you wait a week or two for the springs to settle.

 

Thank you sir

 

I want to see pictures of your home too! Looks beautiful, if that's a house!

Would love to see after photos as well once installed and yes, highly recommend an alignment afterwards.

 

Did the ride quality change? Vibrations etc. Also, where did you get them from ? I may get a set myself!