Regretting Daizen Install
Man, I'm still on the fence of whether to install the rest of my bushings now. I installed the caster arm bushings and really like the added improvements and tightness associated with it. But i'm wondering whether doing the UCA and LCA #1 would make my car to stiff and unforgiving. I had no idea that many people are unsatisfied with them. In previous post i only heard good things? 

. Everyone's comfort level is different. I initially didn't mind the bushings, but then I started driving people who were more used to the Lexus feel and they could tell it was harsher. Eventually I didn't like it, but then again, I don't like my car jarring either. OEM bushings may not last as long, but they're holding up fine for me right now.
Also, does anyone know which arms bushings in particular cause the harsh ride? Is it the caster bushings, lower control arm, or upper control arm? Meaning, could i just buy OEM lower control arms and keep the Daizen bushings for the caster arms and upper control arm and get some ride comfort back?
Dang that sucks to hear you guys are not happy after investing the $$$$..
thanks for the heads up though, i will definetly avoid these, I've had my share of slammed and lowered cars with super stiff noisy harsh rides, and i definetly don't want the GS riding like that, i'm all about stock ride comfor on the GS..
All 3 of my SC's had Coilovers, as well as any other lowered car i've had, my GS came on a Spring/Strut combo, and i'd love to change them out for some full coilovers, but these spring/struts ride so stock and sit low enough for now i just can't jusify losing the ride quality going to coils.
thanks for the heads up though, i will definetly avoid these, I've had my share of slammed and lowered cars with super stiff noisy harsh rides, and i definetly don't want the GS riding like that, i'm all about stock ride comfor on the GS..
All 3 of my SC's had Coilovers, as well as any other lowered car i've had, my GS came on a Spring/Strut combo, and i'd love to change them out for some full coilovers, but these spring/struts ride so stock and sit low enough for now i just can't jusify losing the ride quality going to coils.
Ok, so does Lexus not sell replacement bushings? I would have to buy new parts if I was to replace? I'm on air and I drive low, and I wouldn't want to invest in new arms if I will blow the bushings out quick. I'd would suck up the "harshness" of the daizens,
I think its all a matter of personal preference. To some it may be harsh and to some it might be normal. I think almost anything we do to our cars will affect them in a way different from what lexus engineers came up with. My coilovers with pillowball mounts are hard and noisy, but its a trade off I'm willing to live with for performance and ability to ride low. ill still upgrade to daizens
If you install it and end up not liking it, then I'm sure there are people out there who would love to trade with you
. Everyone's comfort level is different. I initially didn't mind the bushings, but then I started driving people who were more used to the Lexus feel and they could tell it was harsher. Eventually I didn't like it, but then again, I don't like my car jarring either. OEM bushings may not last as long, but they're holding up fine for me right now.
. Everyone's comfort level is different. I initially didn't mind the bushings, but then I started driving people who were more used to the Lexus feel and they could tell it was harsher. Eventually I didn't like it, but then again, I don't like my car jarring either. OEM bushings may not last as long, but they're holding up fine for me right now.
i love my daizens and have had my share of problems with them. but after regreasing them i got rid of the squeaks. as for driving harshness i guess comeing from a VW or f350 diesel they are smooth as glass.
i have 30k on mine
i have 30k on mine









