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Greetings - I recently acquired LE 303. One of my vehicles is a 15’ IS350 F Sport and have found that the yellow Akenbono Performance pads are great due to their low dust and bite. What other vehicle in the Lexus lineup shares IS500 brake parts? Nobody that I’ve found has an option listed for replacement pads.
Greetings - I recently acquired LE 303. One of my vehicles is a 15’ IS350 F Sport and have found that the yellow Akenbono Performance pads are great due to their low dust and bite. What other vehicle in the Lexus lineup shares IS500 brake parts? Nobody that I’ve found has an option listed for replacement pads.
I think the GS 350 F Sport uses the same brakes, at least according to this. If someone has an actual source confirming that, that would be great.
It's good to know there are options for the IS 500. My biggest complaint is the stock pads have terrible feel. They work, but I'm not a fan. @PSGT4 how do you like the feel of the Akebono pads?
It's good to know there are options for the IS 500. My biggest complaint if the stock pads have terrible feel. They work, but I'm not a fan. @PSGT4 how do you like the feel of the Akebono pads?
they are good - no noise, very low dust and pretty much same bite as metallic due to the copper fibers in the ceramic. Have them on my IS350 as well - they came recommended from the 3is forum some years back cause the OE f sport pads tend to squeal.
Anyone able to confirm these other pads have the exact same shape as stock pads? Someone before had ebc but noticed a few mm difference that would’ve caused a rim on the rotors
Anyone able to confirm these other pads have the exact same shape as stock pads? Someone before had ebc but noticed a few mm difference that would’ve caused a rim on the rotors
The example I recall of EBC being off a hair was with IS F calipers, not stock.