mong

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I ordered a fsport rear sway bar for my is350 2010 from sewell lexus.. and they sent me a pre- 2009 version or for a is250 awd(on the instruction it says is250 awd 2006-) rear sway bar.. part # ptr02-53080. soo I dont have the bolts to secure the brackets.

aCortIS101

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Just call them up! Let them know.. and send it back. Goodluck

Micaiah

Things like this is why I hate internet shopping.

I called to inquire for mine Wednesday, getting them installed Saturday.

mong

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I'm pissed.. cause I waited 3 weeks for these cause it was back order and now.. I gotta deal with this. I was going to order the fsport exhaust from sewell too but now I'm gonna wait til this get resolved.

sangomaru

^ now you understand the reason for ordering the sway set. just call or send them email.

mong

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can any one tell me.. is the rear awd is250 06- is the same bar as the 2010'' is350?? if it is.. then it looks like I only need the bolts(M8 x1.25/25mm) so a trip to lowes will save me time

Micaiah

I could be wrong but from what I understand from talking to the Lexus guy the rear sway was supposed to be a replacement part for the AWD set and the fronts are different. Not sure what year is what, etc...

IS25Heaven

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Here is your answer.

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...different.html

rcracer

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you got the right part! there's no need to buy any bolts you just reuse the factory brackets . All you need to do is take out the factory rubber bushing out and replace it with the new rubbers that came with the f-sport.

mong

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I don't know.. I'm just going to buy the 4x bolts from the local dealer cause the "instruction" doesn't say to use the oem's brackets

Micaiah

Mong, rcracer's is done right. It's a long story but his is done properly.

Sewell

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Agreed. When dealing with internet shopping communication is imperative. It is at times very difficult to disseminate correct and accurate information whether its via a site, email and even with the simplest of methods - a phone call. Fortunately in most cases things go as planned - others not so much.

Darrel

Micaiah

Agreed. A phone call is always better because it can be verified.

ohiois350

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I agree to make a phone call is the best, but to call sewell, which I have the hard time to reach anyone to answer the phone? no one at the phone desk?, but Darrel is rock through all the response through email but I think sewell need to hire someone work at the phone desk

don

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Not to go too far off on a tangent, but I like email because you have a written history of what was said, whereas through phone, you have no record of what was said. But both has its pros and cons.

But back on topic (almost), I'm glad the thread title was changed lol, and with the 2 of my orders with Sewell (springs, exhaust), everything has been flawless.