Hi all,
I recently installed a Fox 2.0 kit with Eibach E30-59-006-01-02 rear springs on my 2020 Lexus GX460. The ride is definitely smoother and the harshness over bumps is gone, but I have noticed that the rear suspension still tends to "bounce" or fail to lower back to the ground when passing...
I have spent many hours on YouTube watching comparison videos of different stores and workshops and 10/10 said it was the softest upgrade.Unfortunately only 2 posts on reddit and 3-4 videos and asian countries said KYB made the car softer.Also I still want to try (at least for experiment) the...
Unfortunately, I couldn’t find a full KYB lift kit in stock. First, PartsGreek sent me the rear shocks without the springs and told me I had to return the shocks before they would try to locate the springs. After that, I tried to find the front KYB SR kit in stock, but after calling 5–6 stores...
I believe my shock absorber is not working properly it just doesn't have time to work in time, the wheel literally falls through the hole and doesn't have time to go any further up.
I understand that there is a reason for the problem, but what is the solution then ?roll back to the original wheels ?why do the offroad project at all...
The question is specifically "which suspension will work best with the extra weight".
I don't understand why you listed this if I wrote in the title that due to the extra weight of the wheels my original struts are not able to work properly...if you have technical knowledge of strut structure I would appreciate advice on strut selection with my original query in the title.
That sounds cool but I just have a falcon wldpc at/4 , I also load the car with absolutely no weight other than my 230 feet, can you give me any major advice on what type of suspension I should install based on the goals I wrote in the title of my post
What's that got to do with it? I don't put any extra weight on my car at all, the tires are soft, the question is that the original struts can't handle that weight.