Making Lowering Simple

The impact of lowering a second-gen IS or 3rd gen GS is dramatic. Camber, toe and increased tire wear all become issues due to the lack of adjustment provided by the factory. This kit provides the major replacement parts to reduce tire wear and add alignment control for a lowered car beyond factory specs.

This Essential Kit includes:

• 2IS/3GS  Street Spec MEGA arms: Adds camber adjustment, shock angle/bias adjustment, Sway endlink mount options for preload choices. Eliminates torsional bushing that hinders performance. On IS-F vehicles we strongly suggest our RACE V2 or SuperSport arms for the added bracing and for higher HP support.
• 2IS/3GS Rear Toe Links: Reduces bump steer, infinite adjustment of toe settings via linkage length vs OEM which uses inner mount location.  Allows both additional negative camber for traction and fitment without sacrificing tire wear via matching stroke with MEGA arms. 
• Front LCA Rear Bushing: Corrects critical factory shortcoming of a fluid-filled control arm bushing with a more stable polyurethane bushing. This stabilized toe during braking and cornering and prolongs tire life. 80 durometer for most IS250 and 350 applications and High-Performance 90 Duro bushing for the IS-F or spirited driver.  GS applications are per the preference of the driver. Standard centered bushings are typical. To resolve a slight pull left or right then we do offer a single offset version.  To increase the caster then a double offset version is also available. to order these options please contact us as they are not typical.
• option to have #2 bushing installed in a bracket as well.  This will simplify the installation process and not require any press-work.

Package includes Grey Pearl Metallic powdercoating on toe links as well as CSPrecision rod ends, the most durable rod end option we offer.

Note for the IS-F we strongly suggest 90 duro bushings upgrade for support and additional gussets for the higher horsepower. 

Please allow up to 2 weeks for build.

MEGA ARM INSTALL GUIDE

Note: Specific hardware may change or improve based on design improvements. Pictures are representative of quality.

During installation the inner cam eccentric bolt on the toe link should be rotated such that the mount is all the way inward, thus maximizing the length of the linkage. By maximizing length, the toe link will provide the least amount of bumpsteer during travel, which is desirable.

ISX50 and GEN3 GS links feature a biased spacer arrangement.  By Default, the longer spacer should face the rear of the vehicle. Toe link nut should be torqued to 52-ft-lbs

When installed the inner rod end and outer rod end should be clocked 90 degrees with respect to one another.  Having the rod ends pinned against the end of their misalignment will cause premature wear and potential failure. The help clock rod ends the rod end can be rotated with an open wrench while the jam nut is held.  Note this only works to rotate into tight, if rotated towards loose then the jam nut will come unset.  That means LH would be rotated counterclockwise and RH(outer rod ends) would be clockwise relative to the rod end looking into the end of the tube.

Follow the quick install card that is included with the links and shown below and only uses dry PTFE lube for lubrication.  Refer to our YouTube guide on how to lubricate rod ends. Never grip the top nut of the taper stud assembly as this is a fixed nut to hold the stack of spacers to the stud.  Use an impact driver or taper pressure to allow starting of the retaining nut.