View Poll Results: who wants lowering options for AWD RC350 all wheel drive
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rc350 AWD lowering options
03-07-15, 04:09 PM
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rc350 AWD lowering options
Would like to see bow many RC350 All Wheel drive owners would like a lowering package specific for the ALL WHEEL DRIVE. The car sits unevenly and is the only thing I cant.stand.about my car I wouldn't mind it so much if it were level but it's not the front in is jacked up like a Bronco and I don't see a reason why 
Coil overs not cool overs smh embarrassing
Coil overs not cool overs smh embarrassing
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03-13-15, 06:55 PM
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FYI i just got this response from RS-R:
Thank you for your inquiry! We are indeed working on RC350 RWD and AWD suspension options and are currently in the development process. We are expecting the suspension options to be available for purchase in the coming couple of months. We will be sure to add you to our contact list, and we will inform you when they are available! Thank you!
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Bests,
C.J.
WOOHOO!!!!
Thank you for your inquiry! We are indeed working on RC350 RWD and AWD suspension options and are currently in the development process. We are expecting the suspension options to be available for purchase in the coming couple of months. We will be sure to add you to our contact list, and we will inform you when they are available! Thank you!
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Bests,
C.J.
WOOHOO!!!!
03-18-15, 03:33 AM
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Anyone on this forum uses springs for AWD?
I just got this reply from Tanabe:
Thank you for the inquiry.
We currently offer NF210 Springs for the 2015 RC350 F-Sport RWD but here in Southern, California finding an AWD is a bit challenging. I believe on the ClubLexus Forums people with the AWD have installed our GS350 Springs but since we have not tested them ourselves we cannot confirm if they would installed without any issue. You may want to check with your Lexus Dealership to see if the spring part numbers on the RWD and GS350 are the same as the AWD RC350. If the part numbers are the same, there should not be an issue if installed.
If you have any other questions, please let us know.
I just got this reply from Tanabe:
Thank you for the inquiry.
We currently offer NF210 Springs for the 2015 RC350 F-Sport RWD but here in Southern, California finding an AWD is a bit challenging. I believe on the ClubLexus Forums people with the AWD have installed our GS350 Springs but since we have not tested them ourselves we cannot confirm if they would installed without any issue. You may want to check with your Lexus Dealership to see if the spring part numbers on the RWD and GS350 are the same as the AWD RC350. If the part numbers are the same, there should not be an issue if installed.
If you have any other questions, please let us know.
03-19-15, 09:35 AM
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Anyone on this forum uses springs for AWD?
I just got this reply from Tanabe:
Thank you for the inquiry.
We currently offer NF210 Springs for the 2015 RC350 F-Sport RWD but here in Southern, California finding an AWD is a bit challenging. I believe on the ClubLexus Forums people with the AWD have installed our GS350 Springs but since we have not tested them ourselves we cannot confirm if they would installed without any issue. You may want to check with your Lexus Dealership to see if the spring part numbers on the RWD and GS350 are the same as the AWD RC350. If the part numbers are the same, there should not be an issue if installed.
If you have any other questions, please let us know.
I just got this reply from Tanabe:
Thank you for the inquiry.
We currently offer NF210 Springs for the 2015 RC350 F-Sport RWD but here in Southern, California finding an AWD is a bit challenging. I believe on the ClubLexus Forums people with the AWD have installed our GS350 Springs but since we have not tested them ourselves we cannot confirm if they would installed without any issue. You may want to check with your Lexus Dealership to see if the spring part numbers on the RWD and GS350 are the same as the AWD RC350. If the part numbers are the same, there should not be an issue if installed.
If you have any other questions, please let us know.
03-20-15, 06:45 AM
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03-21-15, 10:30 PM
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The springs for the GS fit without any issues. It will take a couple of days for the springs to settle but so far it looks to be between an inch to an inch and half drop in the front and about half an inch in the back. Before the install the gap in the front was all five fingers and now its about two if that helps. The car rides exactly like it did before. I'll try to snap some pictures tomorrow.
03-22-15, 12:00 AM
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The springs for the GS fit without any issues. It will take a couple of days for the springs to settle but so far it looks to be between an inch to an inch and half drop in the front and about half an inch in the back. Before the install the gap in the front was all five fingers and now its about two if that helps. The car rides exactly like it
did before. I'll try to snap some pictures tomorrow.
did before. I'll try to snap some pictures tomorrow.
03-22-15, 01:54 AM
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Patiently waiting for the f-sport springs to be rolled out. It probably won't be as much of a drop as tanabe, but at least it'll be covered under warranty should anything go wrong with my suspension components.
03-22-15, 04:53 AM
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The springs for the GS fit without any issues. It will take a couple of days for the springs to settle but so far it looks to be between an inch to an inch and half drop in the front and about half an inch in the back. Before the install the gap in the front was all five fingers and now its about two if that helps. The car rides exactly like it did before. I'll try to snap some pictures tomorrow.
Wher in NYC? I'm in nj and would love to see the lowered awd in person? Every cross the bridge or hit the Tunnel?