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25% more HP would bring it to 520, and if it could be had for ~$75k, that certainly sounds appealing. But with this price range and HP class, maybe a high performing GS would be better suited. The thought of a factory tuned, 520 HP IS F would be great, despite it carrying a $75k tag.
wut kinda things does the upgrade include....if its like exhaust and headers yr prolly better off with the stock one and upgrading it yr self..(cheaper)
wut kinda things does the upgrade include....if its like exhaust and headers yr prolly better off with the stock one and upgrading it yr self..(cheaper)
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I would pay just for the type 0 badge
Would you spend 75k$ on a factory tuned IS-F with ~25% more hp?
"Factory tuned" would carry the Lexus warranty and maintain Lexus reliability (Lexus would not release an upgrade that did not keep their reliability), so yes, I would pay $75K for a factory 520hp IS-F.
"factory tuned" would carry the lexus warranty and maintain lexus reliability (lexus would not release an upgrade that did not keep their reliability), so yes, i would pay $75k for a factory 520hp is-f.
I would strongly consider it. However, I wouldn't get one based on horsepower alone. I'd want it to look a little different too to set it apart from other F's.
No boost no care.... Love my ISF but never again unless the next model is on boost.
I would jump on a booasted 500hp+ ISF, but if it was just non-FI bolt on's, I'd built it from stock and screw the warranty. Turbo/SC going bad is considerably worse than headers or exhaust going bad.
No boost no care.... Love my ISF but never again unless the next model is on boost.
Boost? Toyota? Toyota is apparently as afraid of boost as they are floor mats. So a 25% hp gain would mean going to 7 liters N/A. The front end would be so heavy each F would come with Roseann Barr sitting on the trunk lid to provide enough downforce so the rear wheels would touch the ground.
Boost? Toyota? Toyota is apparently as afraid of boost as they are floor mats. So a 25% hp gain would mean going to 7 liters N/A. The front end would be so heavy each F would come with Roseann Barr sitting on the trunk lid to provide enough downforce so the rear wheels would touch the ground.
You do know that more displacement doesn't necessarily mean more weight. The corvette LS series is the perfect example and sets a great standard IMO.
I know its asking for a bit much, but boost is about the only way im going to buy another ISF. GTR or 911 from now on for me