Icetrai350 Somewhat Mild Build IS350/OSGIKEN LSD
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bbaugher47 (06-07-22)
06-06-22, 12:05 PM
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So far the build continues. Slow unfortunately but that's because life continues as well.
New updates for my 2007 IS350
- Finally installed and tested the OSGIKEN superlock LSD at the track. It's an exceptional component for this car and transforms it's capabilities.
- Now running Tien Flex Z. Huge improvements over the endurapro plus dampers and springs I had. Yet to test at track.
- Installed RR racing Billet adjustable front Upper control arms (very nice component)
- Installed Figs Engineering rear traction arms
In progress
- Enkei TFR 8x18 with Yokohama Apex V601 225/40/18 (front) 255/40/18 (rear) **at shop being put together
June through July
- Figs Engineering rear adjustable toe arms
- Transgo solenoid upgrade kit
- Alignment. When toe arms installed.
New updates for my 2007 IS350
- Finally installed and tested the OSGIKEN superlock LSD at the track. It's an exceptional component for this car and transforms it's capabilities.
- Now running Tien Flex Z. Huge improvements over the endurapro plus dampers and springs I had. Yet to test at track.
- Installed RR racing Billet adjustable front Upper control arms (very nice component)
- Installed Figs Engineering rear traction arms
In progress
- Enkei TFR 8x18 with Yokohama Apex V601 225/40/18 (front) 255/40/18 (rear) **at shop being put together
June through July
- Figs Engineering rear adjustable toe arms
- Transgo solenoid upgrade kit
- Alignment. When toe arms installed.
06-06-22, 12:20 PM
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The adjustability of them, though not sure if it's expected to be done this way isn't bad. I undid the 2 chassis mounted 14mm bolts and then spun the whole arm to face me, used tape to secure the knuckle as well as a jack then adjusted the rod ends to what I though was acceptable for me to get it to the alignment shop. The bushings are solid 3 piece. 2 outter aluminum and a sleeve that passes through they fall out easily but when secure are great. I like them so far. The caster thats been engineered into them makes the steering inputs more precise I noticed right away.
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