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I heard of them, but nothing really positive. Many times on parts like these you get what you pay for...
 
I actually just put some of those on my gf's brothers is300. jjgrizz73 is right, you get what you pay for but everything went smoothly when I put them on. I had to drive the car home which is a little bit of a trip and they actually felt decent. it's really your call on this one.
 
No to mention who knows about their spring rates, they might sag way more than 2" in which it will be hard to align and rubbing everytime you hit a bump. You're def. going to need camber kits either way but anything lower than 2" would be kind of too much.
 
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