Upgraded Stabilizer Bars?
01-27-21, 09:16 AM
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Lexus needs a division like TRD maybe they could call it LRD or something like that. It would be nice if this thread spools up again... I hate it when a company shuns enthusiasts and just makes cars high performance and not SUV's. They are trying to lure away BMW, Mercedes customers with looks and not the muscle to back up their good looks.
https://www.trdparts.jp/english/product/lexus/rx.html
Maybe a tuning shop can help with your engine upgrades.
03-15-24, 01:42 PM
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TRD Bracing - 2022 RX350 F Sport Handling
Has anybody installed the TRD bracing on their 4G Lexus RX350? My wife has a 2022 RX350 F Sport Handling.
Are these worth the cost?
TRD Bracing for Lexus RX 4:
03-23-24, 11:48 AM
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I installed RS-R lowering springs on my 2016 rx awd non f sport, and it dramatically improved the handling. it's no longer terrifying to drive over 65 on the highway. it's no Porsche macan, but much much more stable. the wheel gap before lowering was absurd, almost comical, and now it looks like a normal crossover.
a significant con is that the ride is amazingly harsh now, which makes sense. driving over broken pavement makes the entire car shake and rattle. makes me kinda wish I spent more money and went the coilover route
a significant con is that the ride is amazingly harsh now, which makes sense. driving over broken pavement makes the entire car shake and rattle. makes me kinda wish I spent more money and went the coilover route
03-23-24, 12:39 PM
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I installed RS-R lowering springs on my 2016 rx awd non f sport, and it dramatically improved the handling. it's no longer terrifying to drive over 65 on the highway. it's no Porsche macan, but much much more stable. the wheel gap before lowering was absurd, almost comical, and now it looks like a normal crossover.
a significant con is that the ride is amazingly harsh now, which makes sense. driving over broken pavement makes the entire car shake and rattle. makes me kinda wish I spent more money and went the coilover route
a significant con is that the ride is amazingly harsh now, which makes sense. driving over broken pavement makes the entire car shake and rattle. makes me kinda wish I spent more money and went the coilover route
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