Installing RS*R lowering springs Lexus IS500 Launch Edition 

Visually looks 10x better, it's slightly stiffer than stock but barely noticeable, overall definitely worth it. Hope the video will help you.

No problems, I got a few more mod vids for the IS500 coming soon

@@thaimishu12345 did lowering it mess up the alignment? camber to be exact

@@floggyWM1 nothing was noticable driving wise, but an alignment was performed after install to avoid tire camber wear.

@@thaimishu12345 gotcha, thanks for the info, ill def want to install it when summer comes.

Just down springs, no issues at full lock.

Yes, a spring compressor would be a valid use to ease the compression load of the spring when disassembling. Can be done without one, just a little sketchy.

@@thaimishu12345 Should be installing my Swift springs this week-end, I planned for the springs compressor, just got a bit surprised here to see it not being used!

Still intact and functional.

Yes, as far as I understand, it's based off bolt size and material, so all lexus should be same.

Yes, over 10k miles since installed and still sits as is.

If you are budget minded then these are great, these are the superdowns.

@@thaimishu12345in another reply, you said you got the regular down, not super down. Which ones did you get?

A little stiffer than stock, barely noticeable tho.

Doesn't scrap on normal road conditions, but not all roads/speed bumps are made the same. When uncertain about a speed bump or drive way slop, we enter it at an angle which seems to work so far 🤞

@@thaimishu12345 no rubbing ?

From lexus's parts department, should be same for is350 also

@@thaimishu12345 I just put on lowering springs on my Rc and I used ur tq measurements felt and looks great when I test drive it afterwards