Touring Package Brake Pads and Non Touring Brake Pads
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Touring Package Brake Pads and Non Touring Brake Pads
I've searched and did not find a definite answer if these pads were the same size or not. I read that the rotors were larger than the non touring models, and the touring package is also equip with "high friction" pads, but nothing about pad sizes. Was wondering if they are interchangeable?
My car with the touring package just tripped the brake wear sensor. So i read that once tripped, it needs to be replaced so those have been ordered. I am planning on getting those Akebono pads, but not sure if they will fit as I couldn't find anything in my search. Nowhere locally carries them so i would love to get a confirmation first before I order them online. Thanks in advance.
My car with the touring package just tripped the brake wear sensor. So i read that once tripped, it needs to be replaced so those have been ordered. I am planning on getting those Akebono pads, but not sure if they will fit as I couldn't find anything in my search. Nowhere locally carries them so i would love to get a confirmation first before I order them online. Thanks in advance.
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What Distinguishes a 2010 LS 460L with the Touring Package
How would you know if you had the touring package on your 2010 LS 460L? Is there any Distinguishing Badges, or build sheet codes? Someone had said they like the tour package wheels that I apparently have, does that mean I have the touring package?
Dennis
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In 2010, Lexus offered a Sport Package. That one did have bigger brakes (Brembo, actually, taking it beyond the "old" Touring Package) and optional wheels, but these were unique to the Sport model (i.e., no longer the 5-spoke wheels).
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Thanks for the update
chah14
Thanks for the update, that answers my question.
Dennis
Thanks for the update, that answers my question.
Dennis
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