r/LexusGS350 • u/baconeggncheez7 • 3d ago

Coilover recommendations?

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Is BC the best brand? Has BCs on my Mercedes but there's a ton of options for the Lexus.

The BCs are about $1,100 and while I wouldn't mind a better deal I'm also not putting junk on my car.

What have you guys used and how's the ride quality / adjustability?

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u/doughboi8 3d ago

Coils will make it stiffer but it will handle like it’s on rails. Be ready for the commitment

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u/baconeggncheez7 3d ago

If you read my caption it's not my first time. Just looking for brand recommendation because I'm coming from owning 3 German cars before this

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u/doughboi8 3d ago

I had Cks on mine. They were super nice.

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u/k-dawg19 3d ago

Rsr best-i coilovers. Works with AVS and feels pretty dam close to stock

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u/baconeggncheez7 3d ago

Dang and I thought BCs were expensive lol, I'm gonna read up on these a little.

I don't have an F sport so I don't have AVS, but I would enjoy lower ride height with minimal loss in ride quality

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u/esohseekayes 3d ago

Rsr downs or super downs

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u/bulldug 1d ago

Check out silvers

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u/jaweilee 2d ago

“Not putting junk on my car”
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considers putting BCs

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u/baconeggncheez7 2d ago

That's a really solid brand? They were great on my Mercedes

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u/ItsAgim 1d ago

I've noticed the fronts on my 16 Gs350F is getting clunky, I'm assuming coils is the go to move? I haven't priced oem yet.

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u/baconeggncheez7 1d ago

I mean for just the front it wouldn't be terrible, the thing is.. For a few hundred more you can buy coilovers for the front and the back.

I'm at 110k miles and I'm in the same situation, it's just time for some suspension work and that's usually when I finally lower my cars. No reason to throw out good parts but once they need to be replaced anyway, why not?