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Apr 19, 2016 | 04:51 PM

#16

Baziz714

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From: CA

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Originally Posted by zhieson

Thanks so much for your thoughts!

I did some searching and I am very interested in the Invidia Q300 axleback. I'll do more searching, but what are you thoughts on the Invidia vs Joez axleback? I'm doing axleback because I don't want it loud/dronning.

As far as drop goes, I want as close to OEM ride as possible, I just want to minimize the wheel gap. I'll check out your suggestions.

I'll probably go wheels after I drop and throw on exhaust.

I just got the Invidia q300 on my 200t F Sport last month so far so good. It rides smoothly but if you expecting it to be super loud you're gonna have to get the midpipe with it.

Apr 19, 2016 | 05:56 PM

#17

TrueDat96

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From: Florida

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Originally Posted by Baziz714

I just got the Invidia q300 on my 200t F Sport last month so far so good. It rides smoothly but if you expecting it to be super loud you're gonna have to get the midpipe with it.

For sure, I actually got the axle back first to see if I liked the volume/note of the exhaust. I wanted it louder so I got the mid-pipe, then it was perfect, i would not say that it was "super loud" but just louder and more sporty. Best investment on my car for sure I think.

Apr 19, 2016 | 07:04 PM

#18

zhieson

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From: CA

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Originally Posted by Baziz714

Oh nice I'm in Anaheim, and I wanna do a meet more like a club theres a couple of us in Corona area but we all just gotta meet up.

Yeah, I'm down to meet up. Just give me a head sup and I'm down.

I'm thinking I'll be buying the Q300 axle back soon

Apr 19, 2016 | 08:50 PM

#19

DEMONX

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From: MA

Welcome! I'm a noob too haha

Apr 20, 2016 | 02:41 AM

#20

ph0nzie

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From: california

Welcome to club lexus. Rsr down springs also isn't too aggressive. And no tire rub. A meeting sounds fun, lol. San bernardino here.

Apr 21, 2016 | 07:44 AM

#21

zhieson

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From: CA

How to the RSR springs ride comparred to Tanabe?
I know Tanabe is claimed to be within 5%. Can anyone remark on the ride in terms of stock for RSR?
Coils are out because I want to keep the adjustable dampers and I only want a mild drop.

Apr 21, 2016 | 03:31 PM

#22

Rebirthing

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From: OC, CA

welcome to the Lexus family, you will enjoy the IS350 very much

Apr 22, 2016 | 04:51 AM

#23

ph0nzie

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From: california

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Originally Posted by zhieson

When I had the rsr down springs. The ride felt just as good as stock. Some coilovers have adjustable dampers. I switched from springs to rsr blacki coilovers. Very happy with the ride quality after getting my dampers adjusted the way I like it. It is VERY low in the rear. Rsr sporti coilovers probably would have suited me better.

Apr 22, 2016 | 12:19 PM

#24

link13

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From: CA, Mid OC

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Originally Posted by zhieson

Welcome to CL and to the 3IS family. I have RSR down springs and, if anything, they ride a little better than the stock F sport springs. The car is not bouncy or harsh at all. I am in Aliso Viejo / Irvine and would be down for a meet.

Here's a picture of the drop.