no springs for the ES350...
02-14-08, 02:08 PM
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Agreed but lets not forget the ES350 leans towards an older crowd of buyers. It's a entry level luxury car and not a very demanding buy for younger people.
If I had to choose between a 08 IS or ES I'd go with the IS simply because I am 18 years old and looking for something sporty looking & fast.
My 39 year old father on the other hand got himself the ES350 and doesn't plan on doing any modding to it just like the rest of the crowd here. The car is absolutly perfect for him and there's not one thing that he'd want to change . . especially not throwing on a set of rims or lowering springs.
That is up until I get tired of modding my 300 & start putting money towards his ES just for the fun of it
If I had to choose between a 08 IS or ES I'd go with the IS simply because I am 18 years old and looking for something sporty looking & fast.
My 39 year old father on the other hand got himself the ES350 and doesn't plan on doing any modding to it just like the rest of the crowd here. The car is absolutly perfect for him and there's not one thing that he'd want to change . . especially not throwing on a set of rims or lowering springs.
That is up until I get tired of modding my 300 & start putting money towards his ES just for the fun of it
But like Sash, u have an older ES. and that's when people usually mod these cars. when either the car is cheaper to buy. or when they inherit/buy the car off their parents. I was the same with my old 89 190e Benz.
02-14-08, 02:11 PM
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B/c when a nice, desirable car gets too affordable and too many parts are made for it, you get crap like this: http://www.**************/bmwnightmare.htm
02-18-08, 11:22 AM
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i asked a toyota dealer if the part numbers were the same between the 07 camry and es350 and the dealer said that they were different. it would be best to ask the lexus dealers.
i have an 07 camry on coilovers already and just wanted to share that if camry coils or springs would be compatible with the es350, then there would already be several products available on the market.
i have an 07 camry on coilovers already and just wanted to share that if camry coils or springs would be compatible with the es350, then there would already be several products available on the market.
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