I've been wanting to do this but havent found a decent enough deal to go through with it.

 

 

Have a 15' Luxury package that I want to do the same to. Had my wheels painted by the dealer. Was going to wrap the chrome and the bumper between the grills but was quoted from $950-1200 around Nashville, TN. If you don't mind me asking what did that set you back?

Thank you

Drew

 

Few mods I've got done to my GS Air Lift Performance air suspension, BC Forged wheels, and NIA Body Kit

 

Like the wrap. Also live in TN, been thinking about doing a chrome delete. Where did you get your wrap done? Got quote from Titan motoring in Nashville for $1000, Wrap factory in Franklin wanted $1200. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you

Drew

 

Did you paint your Lexus emblem?

Drew

 

Did you cut your front fender liner out?

 

no all I did was roll fender a tiny bit in the rear

 

Cool. Just installed airlift but not my summer wheels. I'm just trying to plan ahead what I'll need to do.

 

I live in miami so he have summer all year round

 

What color is your Nia kit? I am thinking about the kit for my 2018 atomic silver Fsport and wasn't sure if I wanted it atomic silver or a different color.

 

I got it paint the F Sport gray because I wanted some kind of contrast with the Nuebla grey I have on car

 

I pose this question to everyone on air suspension- How different is the ride quality compared to the factory suspension? Does is still ride smooth like a Lexus?

 

Yea. I cannot tell much of a difference. The amount of adjustments you can do helps really dial in what kind of ride you want. My driving height is very similiar to stock ride height and I run soft settings on the dampers. If I air down a bit to my "lowered" drive height, the ride is a bit bumpy and jarring. That's due to less air in the bags or a soft "spring rate." This can be battled by lowering the shock collars and then run higher pressures to achieve the same ride height.

 

Thanks for the info. I am at 105k on my stock suspension currently so I have been keeping my eyes open for what to do when it starts to go.