RetroGamerJP

Not sure why I thought the RC-F would have Electronic Dampening... doesn't the F-Sport RC-350 come with it? ... not sure where I read it or why I thought the F had it but the on the upside, it has made it easier to run coil overs without having to worry about suspension errors.

Am I the only one that though this?...

4TehNguyen

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you are correct, it does not have AVS like the F Sport models have.

RetroGamerJP

thank you --- at first I was worried I was without the option but pleased to know it wasn't one to begin with.

chilipalm

Definitely no AVS. I feel every imperfection in the road.

aWorkOfArt

I thought I was the only one who felt this... LOL

Joe Z

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You are connected to the road...


~ Joe Z

ISF001

During my drive, I felt the increase in stiffening compared to my 2012 ISF, but the seat better absorbed the bumps in the road.

I was surprised.

IS350atWOT

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I always wished my IS-F had a "comfort/sport" switch for this. It's ultimately why I got rid of it. It was a little rough on the daily roundtrip commute of 70+ miles. Didn't really want to roll the dice on coilovers either. I kept it for 3 years but decided enough was enough. I really wish the RC-F had an adjustable suspension or AVS. If it did, I'd strongly consider it for a daily driver (I'd never track it).

rominl

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so we finally confirmed there is no avs?

RCFormante

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Yes there is none on the RC F.

rominl

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wonderful. and to think there was a thread to argue over this when few people and i confirmed with lexus corp...

ISF001

I found it to be more comfortable than expected. Take it for a test drive on a rough road, if you have not already.

I am interested in your opinion. I have a 2012 ISF that is being traded in March.