Finally! A quiet F-sport
#92
#93
I second that...I bought it too and THEN discovered it wasn't an easy thing to do at all. Glad it was only like $18.
#94
I am interested in getting the 2020 RX F sport, and there is a package with fake engine sound. I like the other options in this package, but not the fake sound.
Does anybody know, once you turn it off, does it remain off the next time you drive the vehicle?
Does anybody know, once you turn it off, does it remain off the next time you drive the vehicle?
Last edited by lexer1000; 08-23-19 at 07:49 AM.
#95
I am interested in getting the 2020 RX F sport, and there is a package with fake engine sound. I like the other options in this package, but not the fake sound.
Does anybody know, once you turn it off, does it remain off the next time you drive the vehicle? Or do you have to go in and turn it off every time you start the engine?
Does anybody know, once you turn it off, does it remain off the next time you drive the vehicle? Or do you have to go in and turn it off every time you start the engine?
#96
I know from this review that it can be turned off, I just don't know if it will remain off next time I start the car. Here is an excerpt of the review:
The all-wheel-drive RXs we sampled were all equipped with the optional F Sport package, of which there are now two available. The first package adds slightly different exterior and interior styling, Sport+ and Custom driving modes, and retuned adaptive dampers. The second package takes things up a notch with retuned steering, a cold-air intake, and fake engine noises piped through the stereo that we can't help but admit to enjoying. But don't worry if you don't feel the same; you can turn that feature off. In the Sport and Sport+ settings, the RX's steering firms up nicely and the powertrains are quicker to respond, but you still shouldn't call this Lexus "sporty."
URL: https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...-rx450h-drive/
The all-wheel-drive RXs we sampled were all equipped with the optional F Sport package, of which there are now two available. The first package adds slightly different exterior and interior styling, Sport+ and Custom driving modes, and retuned adaptive dampers. The second package takes things up a notch with retuned steering, a cold-air intake, and fake engine noises piped through the stereo that we can't help but admit to enjoying. But don't worry if you don't feel the same; you can turn that feature off. In the Sport and Sport+ settings, the RX's steering firms up nicely and the powertrains are quicker to respond, but you still shouldn't call this Lexus "sporty."
URL: https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...-rx450h-drive/
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john2307 (04-23-20)
#97
I know from this review that it can be turned off, I just don't know if it will remain off next time I start the car. Here is an excerpt of the review:
The all-wheel-drive RXs we sampled were all equipped with the optional F Sport package, of which there are now two available. The first package adds slightly different exterior and interior styling, Sport+ and Custom driving modes, and retuned adaptive dampers. The second package takes things up a notch with retuned steering, a cold-air intake, and fake engine noises piped through the stereo that we can't help but admit to enjoying. But don't worry if you don't feel the same; you can turn that feature off. In the Sport and Sport+ settings, the RX's steering firms up nicely and the powertrains are quicker to respond, but you still shouldn't call this Lexus "sporty."
URL: https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...-rx450h-drive/
The all-wheel-drive RXs we sampled were all equipped with the optional F Sport package, of which there are now two available. The first package adds slightly different exterior and interior styling, Sport+ and Custom driving modes, and retuned adaptive dampers. The second package takes things up a notch with retuned steering, a cold-air intake, and fake engine noises piped through the stereo that we can't help but admit to enjoying. But don't worry if you don't feel the same; you can turn that feature off. In the Sport and Sport+ settings, the RX's steering firms up nicely and the powertrains are quicker to respond, but you still shouldn't call this Lexus "sporty."
URL: https://www.caranddriver.com/reviews...-rx450h-drive/
ahh i see, muchas gracias . I like the retuned steering and cold air intake, not sure about fake engine noises tho. That reminds me in my high school days, I had a stick civic hatchback with huge subwoofers. Called it The Boombox On Wheels :O
#98
For those with 450h fsport. Don't bother install this. The one in the car is exactly the same as with this mod. It does not have any open port. I spent 2 hrs removing enough junks to get to the resonator and disappointed to find out that i don't need to replace it at all LOL....
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#99
For those with 450h fsport. Don't bother install this. The one in the car is exactly the same as with this mod. It does not have any open port. I spent 2 hrs removing enough junks to get to the resonator and disappointed to find out that i don't need to replace it at all LOL....
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elimmigran (08-26-19)
#102
Hello, Thank you for sharing this. My local dealer told me that they can't replace it and if I do it, it could void warranty on my 2020 RX350 F sport performance. I am wondering has anyone tried putting on sound deadening material, e.g. Noico, Dynamat.
#103
Sound deadening material would need to be applied up the firewall area, right up behind the dash, would be very difficult I would think to cover it completely.
Last edited by kitlz; 04-08-20 at 03:22 AM.
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manfrtj (04-08-20)
#104
I called the 2 Lexus dealers and both of them said they can't work on it to swap it out, and told me it could void my warranty.... Anyhow, I am thinking of placing the deadening mat or piece of it on the sound generator itself. Based on what I've read, the mat should change the vibration characteristics and hopefully make it more muted sound. Sounds like not many people tried this approach yet.
#105
For those of you that did the swap out, what tool did you use to swap the resonator out with? I bought the part but the resonator is very deep in and I can't seem to fit a screwdriver into the space.