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Where did you buy the parts and how much were they? I found it here for $67. Does this look about right?
Actually, the identical part (48076-24010) for Lexus is $67, for Toyota OEM it's $27. Can anyone tell me if this is the same part?
I dont recall. I just went to my dealer and said I want RCF lower control arm bushing with zero offset. It was listed at 125 per and they priced match another website for $68 with free shipping, I just had to pay taxes
For the fronts I have installed rcf bushings month ago hoping to resolve the issue but what to do with the rears? It’s 2015 is350 F AWD
I did the RCF bushing and SPC rear camber arm, my camber was -1.8 and -2.1, the rear are now -.80 camber and toe is at .14. I did all of this at the same time because I only got 7k out of my OEM tires.
IMO the RCF LCA and rear camber arms are a must if you want tire life, I drive 20k+ miles a year and cant replace tires every 6 months.
I'm approaching 8k miles on this setup and everything looks perfect.
Yes I have had them installed. No major difference except maybe a little more feel of the road. I still had my stock 18s on at first but now I have my 19s and I’m liking the switch. Definitely a worth while investment
I did the RCF bushing and SPC rear camber arm, my camber was -1.8 and -2.1, the rear are now -.80 camber and toe is at .14. I did all of this at the same time because I only got 7k out of my OEM tires.
IMO the RCF LCA and rear camber arms are a must if you want tire life, I drive 20k+ miles a year and cant replace tires every 6 months.
I'm approaching 8k miles on this setup and everything looks perfect.
For the rear camber arms, would you say go with the RC F ones or go aftermarket such as SPC? SPC ones are much cheaper?
For those of you that have replaced the part with the RCF one, does the new, more rigid part put any undue strain on other components?
The differences are very subtle. You have to really try to feel the difference to know something is a little different. I doubt anything else has any more strain due to the RCF bushings.
For those of you that have replaced the part with the RCF one, does the new, more rigid part put any undue strain on other components?
I wouldn't worry about it. Plenty of people install the Figs and RR Racing version that are significantly more rigid without issue. I had the Figs for quite sometime on my previous IS without issue. I am not sure why Lexus didn't just use the RCF bushing across the board anyway. You can barely tell a difference and if it eliminates the inner tire wear, it would be worth any slight trade off.
This is a very helpful thread. I bought a 2014 IS 250 and have noticed a vibration above 65-70 mph. It is almost always there but can vary in intensity; sometimes with the road surface. Is this higher speed vibration a common symptom from inner tire wear? I look forward to inspecting my wear pattern later tonight. Thanks again for all of the good info.
are you sure your wheels have been balanced properly?
Posted this in the AWD inner tire wear thread, but I have been using the following alignment specs on my IS 300 AWD and have noticed no signs of inner wear in 7,000 miles.