Trd Sportivo Suspension Kit

[greycobba]

looking at getting the trd sportivo suspension kit from prolex, have anyone got the same? and is it any good for track use?

[sparkystav]

I wouldnt mate,

the tein kits are top notch i'd start with them for coilovers.

The Yellow ARB's are best if you can find them.

and the Cusco chassis braces are good.

[Dimitris Papamichail]

I agree with Stav

[greycobba]

thanks for the advice, was thinking about the Teins.

[Igino Cazzola]

...was thinking about the Teins.

Which Type? (I use the Type Flex; the dampers work OK, but the springs are far too soft to be used on track)

[greycobba]

really? those were the ones i was looking at.

[Dimitris Papamichail]

...was thinking about the Teins.

Which Type? (I use the Type Flex; the dampers work OK, but the springs are far too soft to be used on track)

I do not think the springs are soft. Probably you have set your coilovers to be soft. Teins Flex are the optimum coilovers and usually are stiff. It has also the advantage that the ride height does not affect the springs.

[Igino Cazzola]

really? those were the ones i was looking at.

Order them with ~ twice the standard spring rate.

[E910]

Anyone here running BC Racing coil overs? Your thoughts? They're not a bad price http://www.bc-racing.co.uk/search/?pfind=Lexus\IS+200\2000&search.x=73&search.y=25&search=search

[Igino Cazzola]

I think they look OK (go for the Pillow Ball option).

[greycobba]

they cheap, maybe too cheap, what you reccin?

[E910]

Supposedly they're pretty good. Quiet a few guys running them over here in NZ

[Bazza]

Anyone here running BC Racing coil overs? Your thoughts? They're not a bad price http://www.bc-racing...5&search=search

I run BC coilovers, although not on a lexus

they are very good, and different spring rates are available to tailor your use