jayson415PR
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- First Name
- Jayson
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- Nov 18, 2022
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- Location
- San Lorenzo, Puerto Rico
- Vehicle(s)
- 2021 Supra 2023 type R 2022 genesis GV80
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2023 Type R on H&R lowering Springs.
nice...2023 Type R on H&R lowering Springs.
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Car is getting paint correction and a ceramic coat. Will upload after I get the car back.Perfect drop!
Have anymore pictures??![]()
Correct , part is from fk8. Honestly the car rides 9/10 as it did with oem springs.nice...
are these from the FK8 catalog?
how does it ride?
Thinking bout ordering the Swift springs today![]()
uhlalaForgot to mention, I switch the tires too to 275/35/19.
what didn't you like about the stock?Forgot to mention, I switch the tires too to 275/35/19.
Curious if there would be any concerns of rubbing with these on stock height?uhlala
any changes?
I'd imagine the car is more sure footed compare to stock size?
Dang Dawg![]()
FL5 fenders are rolled from the factory, should easily hold 285 but honestly there is diminishing returns. more unsprung weight and tramlining.Curious if there would be any concerns of rubbing with these on stock height?
Yeah I’ll run the stock wheels and tires until it’s time for new tires, then look at probably some TE’s. Curious to see what people run between now and then.FL5 fenders are rolled from the factory, should easily hold 285 but honestly there is diminishing returns. more unsprung weight and tramlining.
Haven’t driven the car that much but it does feel MAYBE a little more planted.uhlala
any changes?
I'd imagine the car is more sure footed compare to stock size?
Dang Dawg![]()
Matter of fact, the stock tires are awesome. The potholes here in PR aren’t. Besides that the 275/35 looks better in my opinion.what didn't you like about the stock?
No rubbin whatsoever until now and I did run the car with 15mm rear spacers but with the 275 tire it doesn’t look good for me. Have 10mm rear and 5 mm front spacers ready once I get the car back from detailing.Curious if there would be any concerns of rubbing with these on stock height?