ISF Front lowering kit - Vip autosalon

[etienne1201]

Hello, 

The back height of the car suits me but the front is too high. I looked at swift sport springs but they are sold by 4, I can't buy only the front. My ISF has 108000 miles and the front shock absorber assy were replaced at 95000 miles.

 

 

I found this topic on the US Lexus forum (photos pages 5, 6, 7) :

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-f-2008-2014/613660-isf-front-lowering-kit.html

 

It is about this product :

http://vipautosalon.com/store/index.php/super-now-isf-front-lowering-kit

 

What do you think about this kit?

My opinion : Very easy to install but for bolts and spacers, the price is not cheap (same for the shipping cost : 172 $...)

[Ray-ISF]

Not sure on that kit. 

Get a set of Tein H techs and just install the front springs.

http://www.garagewhifbitz.co.uk/lexus/is-f/tein-s-tech-springs-supra-jza80-3955.html

[Peter P18]

Guess it depends on what you are ultimately trying to achieve with the car? If it's purely cosmetic, I'd keep an eye on the US forum parts for sale section. Lots of folks upgrading to coilovers, so you can snap up their old lowering springs?

I'd go with coilovers personally, just because the ride was awful in my view on the OEM suspension setup.

Looking at the RR-Racing or KW setup instead. The BC's were a huge improvement for me in terms of ride comfort. Actually softer than the OEM setup!

[etienne1201]

17 hours ago, Peter P18 said:

Guess it depends on what you are ultimately trying to achieve with the car? If it's purely cosmetic, I'd keep an eye on the US forum parts for sale section. Lots of folks upgrading to coilovers, so you can snap up their old lowering springs?

I'd go with coilovers personally, just because the ride was awful in my view on the OEM suspension setup.

Looking at the RR-Racing or KW setup instead. The BC's were a huge improvement for me in terms of ride comfort. Actually softer than the OEM setup!

I will send you a PM !