Lexus Noob here, suspension question
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I am considering buying a 4th gen GS, do they all have the air suspension, AVS? From what I have researched I think the F sport and luxury packages have the AVS. I want to drive this next car until it gets to 200,000 miles so I would prefer not to have the complex suspension system. I appreciate the help.
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It's not air, it's just a normal shock with a screw adjustment on top that the AVS control motor turns in Sport+ mode. Replacements are now readily available from KYB(same manufacturer as OEM shocks), set of 4 is about 300USD.
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^ correct.
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AVS stands for Adaptive Variable Suspension, which only means that the shocks constantly adjust in response to the road and stiffen when the car is in Sport+.
The front is a unequal length control arm coil spring strut assembly. This is a "coilover" in that the spring sits on a spring perch attached to the shock body, but is not height adjustable.
![](https://media.ed.edmunds-media.com/lexus/gs/2013/fe/2013_lexus_gs_det_fe_1241321_600.jpg)
The rear is multilink assembly with a separated spring and shock.
![](https://media.ed.edmunds-media.com/lexus/gs/2013/fe/2013_lexus_gs_det_fe_124137_600.jpg)
You can learn more here.
https://www.edmunds.com/car-reviews/...alkaround.html
The front is a unequal length control arm coil spring strut assembly. This is a "coilover" in that the spring sits on a spring perch attached to the shock body, but is not height adjustable.
![](https://media.ed.edmunds-media.com/lexus/gs/2013/fe/2013_lexus_gs_det_fe_1241321_600.jpg)
The rear is multilink assembly with a separated spring and shock.
![](https://media.ed.edmunds-media.com/lexus/gs/2013/fe/2013_lexus_gs_det_fe_124137_600.jpg)
You can learn more here.
https://www.edmunds.com/car-reviews/...alkaround.html
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