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Old 01-28-16, 05:06 AM
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Default AWD torque specs, front suspension
I am planning to swap out my LCA #2 bushings this weekend on my 2010 IS250 AWD. Can anyone provide the torque spec diagram?

I have seen this for the RWD but I was reasonably sure the specs where different between the two drive trains. If not, let me know.

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Hey Jeff is this also for the 2012 IS250 AWD?
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Hello all .. I am trying to find the name and part number for this specific part .. unfortunately I stripped the treads today while changed my struts on my
is250 awd .. if anybody can help it
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Front shock absorber lower bracket.

48503-30030 - Bracket, RH
48504-30020 - Bracket, LH

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So is the front camber adjustable on the AWD? Looks like there are cam bolts in there but I've always been told the camber isnt adjustable.
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So is the front camber adjustable on the AWD? Looks like there are cam bolts in there but I've always been told the camber isnt adjustable.
It is on AWD models, it isn't on RWD models.

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Originally Posted by Jeff Lange
It is on AWD models, it isn't on RWD models.

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Awesome, thanks Jeff!

Do you happen to know what the torque spec is for the bolt that connects the bottom of the front shock absorber to the lower bracket? It doesn't seem to be shown on the diagram above.
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Default IS250 lexus 2012 F-sport - figs bushings

my bushings both end are flat .
I have bushings for front lower arm without the cone shape you thing I can install them like that or should I send it to a machinist to do the cone shape ??
thank you for the help .
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Originally Posted by BenIS250

my bushings both end are flat .
I have bushings for front lower arm without the cone shape you thing I can install them like that or should I send it to a machinist to do the cone shape ??
thank you for the help .
Are they Fig's bushings?
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Originally Posted by BenIS250




I could be wrong, but they might work still. If you look at the RWD model LCA. They have a convex lip at the stud for 22mm nut. I can't remember if my AWD had this or not. I've tried to find a picture on ebay with out the bushing attached.

Search online to to see if you can see a convex end on the arm. If that makes sense in not look into returning them.
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