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Old 06-22-16, 02:33 PM
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Actually Down SUS is a slight drop vs Super Down, that is why im leaning towards the Down SUS, and yes I do have an old Toyota Rav4 I drive for winter months.
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Actually Down SUS is a slight drop vs Super Down, that is why im leaning towards the Down SUS, and yes I do have an old Toyota Rav4 I drive for winter months.
Oh yeah that's right.
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Where can I purchase a camber kit for my car, GS350 rwd non Fsport?
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Where can I purchase a camber kit for my car, GS350 rwd non Fsport?
From us, Megan Racing.

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Originally Posted by donlinaj
Guys. Simplify your life. If you have the rsr (super down) NOT the Down only you will enjoy the ride and the look. I just dropped mine about 2 weeks ago. Supe happy",









This pic it's b4 the chrome blacked out


Those fog lights...how??? I need those in my life/car LOL.
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Your car looks great. The blacked out trim is awesome.

Originally Posted by donlinaj
Guys. Simplify your life. If you have the rsr (super down) NOT the Down only you will enjoy the ride and the look. I just dropped mine about 2 weeks ago. Supe happy",









This pic it's b4 the chrome blacked out


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Originally Posted by grayson73
Any rubbing with full passengers on speed bumps? Were you able to align without camber kit?
There isnt any rubbing and i've had a car full off people. The ride is smooth as long as the road is not too bumpy. I would recommend to anyone, however I am thinking about coil-overs now. I have attached some pics with my new rims. I was also thinking about tints, what do you guys think? Tints or no tints?





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Originally Posted by Biggsnuff
There isnt any rubbing and i've had a car full off people. The ride is smooth as long as the road is not too bumpy. I would recommend to anyone, however I am thinking about coil-overs now. I have attached some pics with my new rims. I was also thinking about tints, what do you guys think? Tints or no tints?
Is that even a question? I don't know how you could survive the FL summer without tint. I highly recommend a good ceramic heat-rejecting tint, there are a number of quality ones on the market such as Pinnacle F1, Huper Optik, and 3M Crystalline. They reject quite a bit of heat even without going super dark.

Car looks nice, btw!
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Lowered on RSR Downs.
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Lowered on RSR Downs.
Looks low enough for me..nice!
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How do the RSR regular downs ride compared to stock?
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downs ride about the same as stock.

but I done f'd up going with regular downs. It doesn't even look like there was a drop. Should have went with super downs from the get go.
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The spring should settle a bit.

Contact us for pricing on springs guys!

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Originally Posted by jic
downs ride about the same as stock.

but I done f'd up going with regular downs. It doesn't even look like there was a drop. Should have went with super downs from the get go.
i did the same thing. Went with swift springs and 2 months later got super downs. Superdown will give you the best drop, and the ride is not that bad.
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