Faisal's USB IS350 Fsport Build
10-23-15, 08:08 PM
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I've contacted Lexon directly but it was a headache to communicate with them even though I've got my spoiler.
10-27-15, 11:11 AM
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Guys,
There are no good rotor blanks at this time that RR Racing can make slotted for the rear. In our opinion, it is more important to have good quality metallurgy than the issue of slotted front and drilled rear. However, we hear you as well from the mismatch perspective.
So here is the question: would you prefer just drilled front rotors, or drilled and slotted front rotors to match with our drilled rear rotors? Many luxury car models come with drilled and slotted rotors (e.g., Mercedes AMG).
We will appreciate your feedback, and you will appreciate buying the best brake kits for the ISX on the market at the best price!
Thank you!
Simon, COO, RR Racing
There are no good rotor blanks at this time that RR Racing can make slotted for the rear. In our opinion, it is more important to have good quality metallurgy than the issue of slotted front and drilled rear. However, we hear you as well from the mismatch perspective.
So here is the question: would you prefer just drilled front rotors, or drilled and slotted front rotors to match with our drilled rear rotors? Many luxury car models come with drilled and slotted rotors (e.g., Mercedes AMG).
We will appreciate your feedback, and you will appreciate buying the best brake kits for the ISX on the market at the best price!
Thank you!
Simon, COO, RR Racing
10-27-15, 12:51 PM
#51
Guys,
There are no good rotor blanks at this time that RR Racing can make slotted for the rear. In our opinion, it is more important to have good quality metallurgy than the issue of slotted front and drilled rear. However, we hear you as well from the mismatch perspective.
So here is the question: would you prefer just drilled front rotors, or drilled and slotted front rotors to match with our drilled rear rotors? Many luxury car models come with drilled and slotted rotors (e.g., Mercedes AMG).
We will appreciate your feedback, and you will appreciate buying the best brake kits for the ISX on the market at the best price!
Thank you!
Simon, COO, RR Racing
There are no good rotor blanks at this time that RR Racing can make slotted for the rear. In our opinion, it is more important to have good quality metallurgy than the issue of slotted front and drilled rear. However, we hear you as well from the mismatch perspective.
So here is the question: would you prefer just drilled front rotors, or drilled and slotted front rotors to match with our drilled rear rotors? Many luxury car models come with drilled and slotted rotors (e.g., Mercedes AMG).
We will appreciate your feedback, and you will appreciate buying the best brake kits for the ISX on the market at the best price!
Thank you!
Simon, COO, RR Racing
11-13-15, 02:55 AM
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11-16-15, 10:24 PM
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The brakes definitely feel stronger than stock i'm still getting used to light depressing the pedal. The ride comfort depends on the springs more than the rim's, I got Swift springs and they're the most comfortable springs feel so close to stock and i believe the difference in ride feel is just more road feel due to 19's.
11-17-15, 01:25 AM
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The brakes definitely feel stronger than stock i'm still getting used to light depressing the pedal. The ride comfort depends on the springs more than the rim's, I got Swift springs and they're the most comfortable springs feel so close to stock and i believe the difference in ride feel is just more road feel due to 19's.
The brakes definitely feel stronger than stock i'm still getting used to light depressing the pedal. The ride comfort depends on the springs more than the rim's, I got Swift springs and they're the most comfortable springs feel so close to stock and i believe the difference in ride feel is just more road feel due to 19's.
Also, i have a noob question since i don't know much about this. Does installing aftermarket springs interfere with the adjustable dampers?
11-18-15, 01:23 PM
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11-18-15, 09:00 PM
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