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Old 05-28-09, 10:36 AM
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By the way, if my Daizen front bar does not sell, I will try and see if it fits my LS400. They do make an aftermarket rear bar for it, but no front
Old 05-31-09, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by GSteg
Until recently, TRDs were known to be 'harsh' but I think its because they dont know what harsh really is. Most people are use to the OEM lexus ride so anything stiffer would be a negative thing. When I first had my TRDs, they were anything but harsh. I liked it much more than the Daizen bars I bought afterwards.

Hey GSteg,

What differences did you note between the 2 different bars and what did you like better with the TRD's?
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Originally Posted by Och
Well, couple of things. After driving with the daizens for a while, I dont like how my car oversteers, so I actually ordered a front TRD bar to stiffen the front even more, and hopefully get some extra understeer. Keep in mind that I'm riding on oversized sidewall tires (235/55/17) and stock suspension.

As far as the ride quality, I did not note any difference. My wife however did - but she has this stupid habit of driving around speed bumps, and driving over them with only one side of the car. Obviously with a stiff sway bar the suspension is less independant, so that explains it.

But of course I did not inform my wife that I molested, errr, modified the car with they sway bars. I told her that the shocks are probably on the way out, and it will give me a good excuse to get a set of Bilstein sports in the nearmost future. Of couse I will tell her they are Lexus stock shocks. Of course I will have to come up with another excuse after the ride becomes even stiffer with those new shocks

LOL... after a while, you'll run out of stories.
Old 07-09-09, 05:16 PM
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TRD or Daizen will be better for stock GS3
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