Break2

The option on the 2017 IS's is there to add lowering springs to AWD models. Not sure if anyone even cares, but I thought I'd share. Im going to me dealer tomorrow to see if they fit the 2016's...which I believe they should.

3actual

When you do please post the specifications (spring rate, amount of drop, etc).

CobraGSF

iTrader: (2)

Of course we care! this is amazing, please let us know. AWD with a lexus warranty drop count me in!

otakusan

I can't believe they waited 4 yrs into the model year for this. Nevertheless, it's good news to all AWD owners.

Break2

I'll let you know what I find out.

Break2

This is the option screen it give you when building a car: http://www.lexus.com/build-your-lexu...i-:-EA25-,-a-:[-S2-],-p-:[-FJ-],-z-:[-9506FJ_FJ-]}

2Marvelous

Subscribed! Let us know what you find out especially the part number. We might be able to put to rest the question of the F Sport Springs that are meant for RWD only or if they are the same springs.

Break2

Well, they only info as of right now I can get, is they do work and will fit the 3rd gen IS AWD. Im waiting for more info.

Answer

my guess is that it's RWD only and simply not detailed enough on the site...

Break2

They are available to add on on 2017 AWD models. I also confirmed that with my dealer. They have a few 300 and 350's coming in with the springs.

Answer

most dealers weren't even aware that the ones currently available were RWD only, that's why I'm skeptical... but hey, if they are real, that's a good thing!

Toh

Do the F sport springs make any difference than the stock? (in terms of feel or anything)

dnasians

iTrader: (4)

the f-sport springs drop the car a little less than 1 inch.

DJMOVA

When you contact your dealer, please try to get a part number for us!

Break2

So they gave me a part number, but as I expected, it seems to be for the older springs.