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I have searched all over the internet and other companies that made parts like this for the 1st gen IS, and haven't located anything for the 2nd gen IS
So I take that as a sign that they don't want to make one![Sad](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/sad.gif)
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So I take that as a sign that they don't want to make one
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unless someone has a link please toss it up
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Do you mean sway bars? Hotchikis makes a set-
http://hpautoworks.com/index.php?mai...oducts_id=3322
http://hpautoworks.com/index.php?mai...oducts_id=3322
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This would be a roll bar
Made by Cusco, they also make one for the IS300 I would like one for the IS350 that is just me
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Custom made is always better anyways, but who in their right mind would a roll cage in car that didn't need one. This is not a track car by any means why do all that for a street car, it would look stupid unless it was a car that utilized it.
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Now steel and welded yes I could see that concern
Yeah I am starting to notice the 2nd gen IS modifications list is a lot shorter than the 1st gens just by searching etc..
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Never put a cage on a street car. I've seen several horror stories of people getting in accidents and smacking their head on them.
Roll cages are for the track, where you wear a helmet.
Roll cages are for the track, where you wear a helmet.
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I am not here to argue safety aspects of it etc..
I was just thinking if I were to swap to racing seats I could have it to use for the harnesses that is all
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I was just thinking if I were to swap to racing seats I could have it to use for the harnesses that is all
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These things are for asthetics. I certainly won't trust any of them is the case of a roll over. Since they bolt together they don't increase the chassis stiffness either. You paying a lot of money for adding weight and not getting anything out of it.
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I know plenty of cars that use these and other "bolt together" crossmembers etc.. that can feel the difference as they track their cars
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