Who is going to ''It's your move'' event in Anaheim, CA?
09-16-13, 10:29 PM
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Definitely lowering it. Waiting for springs from Japan for test fitment...taking a while, long enough I'm considering getting other springs in the meantime. Yeah, my buddy got screwed...he took a "drift" lap in the IS350 and not the ISF. LOL
09-16-13, 10:34 PM
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Although it's been probably 5 years since I last did it, I put a few seasons in SCCA Solo2 autox and that experience definitely helped (personally, I think even getting a drivers license should require autox-type time behind the wheel). Yeah, it was fun, kinda got my juices flowing again. I should've spent some time in the non-timed ride and drive area.
09-17-13, 05:36 AM
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Some nice 4GSs in the show lot
09-17-13, 10:06 AM
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I missed out 
I hope this event happens again next year.
I remember when I did a Lexus event a few years back at Irwindale?, I drove the IS350 on the auto-x course and beat the pro drivers' times. They all complimented me and said great driving. Having said that, I would've smoked all of you
I hope this event happens again next year.I remember when I did a Lexus event a few years back at Irwindale?, I drove the IS350 on the auto-x course and beat the pro drivers' times. They all complimented me and said great driving. Having said that, I would've smoked all of you
09-18-13, 10:24 PM
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Although it's been probably 5 years since I last did it, I put a few seasons in SCCA Solo2 autox and that experience definitely helped (personally, I think even getting a drivers license should require autox-type time behind the wheel). Yeah, it was fun, kinda got my juices flowing again. I should've spent some time in the non-timed ride and drive area.
I missed out I hope this event happens again next year.
I remember when I did a Lexus event a few years back at Irwindale?, I drove the IS350 on the auto-x course and beat the pro drivers' times. They all complimented me and said great driving. Having said that, I would've smoked all of you
I hope this event happens again next year.I remember when I did a Lexus event a few years back at Irwindale?, I drove the IS350 on the auto-x course and beat the pro drivers' times. They all complimented me and said great driving. Having said that, I would've smoked all of you
You must've got there after I left. I didn't log in that morning so I didn't see your posts until later that night.
I agree with your assessment ... the LS was big for sure, but it handled quite well for it's size in Sport+ mode.
This was also a great opportunity to go crazy in the GS to see what it can really do since we can't drive like this on the streets.
For such a tight course, I liked the handling on the AWD IS-350 F-Sport though.
I don't know about you, but it felt kinda funny driving back home after beating on all those cars on the track.
I agree with your assessment ... the LS was big for sure, but it handled quite well for it's size in Sport+ mode.
This was also a great opportunity to go crazy in the GS to see what it can really do since we can't drive like this on the streets.
For such a tight course, I liked the handling on the AWD IS-350 F-Sport though.
I don't know about you, but it felt kinda funny driving back home after beating on all those cars on the track.
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