How To Lower Maxed Out Coilovers | Lexus | IS200

After fitting my new XXR wheels the fronts didn't sit right and needed to be lower. However, my MaxSpeedingRods coilovers were already at the lowest setting. This is a simple cowboy job of lowering coils even more.
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[@adamgibbons7339]

thank you for just making a short, easy to understand video man can’t stand these people with 20 minute videos showing the same thing you just did

[@BrianVibert1]

Appreciate it. Glad it helped

[@shawncausten1470]

Is there still preload on spring or is it loose?

[@BrianVibert1]

Still preload

[@finnagobootup]

how’s the ride quality

[@BrianVibert1]

Yeah good. Little soft

[@rsouth454]

cool ! got maxpeedingrods on way as temp coilovers and pass mot ... how do you feel they are in your opinion ?

[@BrianVibert1]

Decent coils for the money. Rears go low enough but I maxed the fronts. Can be a bit bouncy

[@lexusowner3871]

Wheels 17 or 18?

[@BrianVibert1]

18"

[@randirandy4828]

Love it

[@rezo9038]

did you remove the adjuster from the rear and ju put the rubber on the spring?

[@BrianVibert1]

Just removed the collars as it was maxxed out.

[@478675390qq]

Any rubbing while driving?

[@BrianVibert1]

Not really unless you go into a pot hole at speed

[@478675390qq]

@@BrianVibert1 how about while you turning

[@BrianVibert1]

@@478675390qq no rubbing when turning either. I had to trim the arch liner a little tho

[@loisatkinson5043]

Slammed