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Originally Posted by k20eg
Really want to know if this will fit awd. Would buy before I even get my car haha
Well it's not looking good so far with all my prelimanary research...
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The data shows 2 different part #'s are used for the Primary manifolds on the GS Application..
One for RWD and the other for AWD...
~ This is usually to make room for the front drive axle shaft, as seen on the current IS AWD & older GS AWD Models.
Also shows two different sets of the rear O2 sensors.. One for RWD & the other for AWD.
Still wating to confirm Mid-Pipe part numbers.. The axle-back section parts numbers are sort of irrlevant, but will confirm those as well..
~ Joe Z
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2013 GS350 AWD Update....
Well it's not looking good so far with all my prelimanary research...![Frown](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/frown.gif)
The data shows 2 different part #'s are used for the Primary manifolds on the GS Application..
One for RWD and the other for AWD...
~ This is usually to make room for the front drive axle shaft, as seen on the current IS AWD & older GS AWD Models.
Also shows two different sets of the rear O2 sensors.. One for RWD & the other for AWD.
Still wating to confirm Mid-Pipe part numbers.. The axle-back parts numbers are sor of irrlevant, but will confimr those as well..
~ Joe Z
Well it's not looking good so far with all my prelimanary research...
![Frown](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/frown.gif)
The data shows 2 different part #'s are used for the Primary manifolds on the GS Application..
One for RWD and the other for AWD...
~ This is usually to make room for the front drive axle shaft, as seen on the current IS AWD & older GS AWD Models.
Also shows two different sets of the rear O2 sensors.. One for RWD & the other for AWD.
Still wating to confirm Mid-Pipe part numbers.. The axle-back parts numbers are sor of irrlevant, but will confimr those as well..
~ Joe Z
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That also has yet to be verified... ( like the AWD )
If it does, I am sure we can offer additional turn down attachments that simply connect to our mufflers.
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