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I have the F-Sport, so I think I have the 20 inch, I guess I'm just asking because the 450 wasn't listed in the OP's original post and I'm not sure how regenerative brakes work or if changing the calipers messes that up in any shape or form.
I have the F-Sport, so I think I have the 20 inch, I guess I'm just asking because the 450 wasn't listed in the OP's original post and I'm not sure how regenerative brakes work or if changing the calipers messes that up in any shape or form.
I'm wondering this also, I have a 350h, and I'm curious on if it impacts the regenerative brakes in anyway.
My friend also has a 2023 Sienna, and was considering.
I note that the 'go list' includes hybrid vehicles and the rx500h appears to have these brakes on it so I think it would be fine?
The front brakes are from a 2023 Lexus RX350 F Sport
I believe they have both unpainted and black painted versions. black painted version is from the 23 RX500h
They're just 6 pot Advics caliper with 400mm x 36mm two piece Advics rotors.
Will work on:
2010+ Lexus RX 350/450H/450HL
2015+ Lexus NX 250/250T/300/300H/350/350H
2010-2019 Toyota Highlander
2011-2020 Toyota Sienna
Direct bolt on to the front.
You will need:
Both front caliper
Both front rotors
Both front pads
pin kit for each caliper
brake lines from each caliper
OEM caliper bolts. they're m14x1.25x35mm bolts from lexus.
100% OEM and bolt on. will need a minimum of 20" wheels.
all part numbers should be below
edit: made some changes on the information.
Hey there, thanks for sharing this, was wondering if you could look at the post prior to this, curious on if this would work on:
2023 rx350h
2023 Sienna hybrid
Also curious on if you know if it impacts the regenerative brakes on hybrid vehicles.
Thank you again for taking the time to document this all!
My guess is you are correct. Just wish others can confirm what I am seeing. Sorry to ask this unrelated question to these cool calipers
not sure if I’m correct but I think that adaptive cruise is rear biased. Which would explain your rears wearing faster if you use adaptive a lot.
anyway $195 for these front calipers seems like a steal!!! Gonna have to upgrade on the 21’ f sport now after seeing this. Any updates for, other users after long term use?
Man the rotors are expensive. OEM LX rotors are only like $50 each.
I just ordered everything needed except for the rotors. lol. My RX only has 20k miles. Hopefully by the time I need front brakes aftermarket will be available. Ordered the calipers because inflation happens lol
they are quite a bit heavier and huge and I didn’t get the chance to weigh them.
Originally Posted by lojackfty
47730-48260 Front Brake Caliper Right
47750-48230 Front Brake Caliper Left
04465-48270 Front Brake Pads (Both Sides)
47781-48060 Dust Shield Right
47782-48060 Dust Shield Left
43512-48190 Front Right 2-Piece Rotor
43516-48010 Front Left 2-Piece Rotor
04947-48100 Fitting Kit (Both Calipers)
90105-A0435 Caliper Bolts (4 Needed) They are thicker than OEM holes in knuckle where caliper bolt goes thru. You will have to drill them to accommodate the wider in diameter, we used a 9/16 drill bit. After drilling everything needs to be blown out to remove the metal shaving from the hub, knuckle and mounting holes for the caliper bolts. Pay special attention to the holes where the lug bolts screw into the hub so you don't cross thread the hub bolts.
Brake Lines, I forgot to get the part numbers, and will post them on Monday. I have attached a schematic of the brake lines. The highlighted in green partial part number is one of the lines, in the same picture go to the other side for the other partial part number. If you choose to keep the OEM NX lines, you will have to flip them 180 degrees where they mount to the back of the caliper plus use a crush washer so they don't leak brake fluid, thats what i did today to get me thru until my brake lines arrive.
Understand, these calipers are a Matte Black. If you want gloss black, you will have to wait until the part numbers for the Lexus 500h F Sport Performance are added to Lexus' Parts Catalog. All of the parts I posted have not posted to the public side yet but will post in the weeks to come. These parts have to be looked up by the parts counter. I have attached my receipt so you can see they came from Lexus. There are no 3rd party parts, everything is from Lexus direct and they are all OEM parts. My partner may post a comment and additional pictures too.
If anyone needs guidance, feel free to ask. It was an easy install with awesome results that are applicable to the 3rd, 4th, 5th Gen RX and NX as well as other models
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Test drive was awesome, no issues found.
90947-A2149 - Left Brake Line Hose
90947-A2150 - Right Brake Line Hose
Thank you thank you !!!! I’m so happy and can’t wait to upgrade my RX350
hello first of all thank you for sharing such detailed instructions. My question is how the new rotors will work with the older RX due to them having the lug bolts on the hub and the new disc having threads for the lug nuts.
I installed the RX500h calipers on my NX350h. Install was pretty straightforward.
Looking good, I have high hopes for this project. I see you have installed the painted calipers, thats the one I need. Would you mind sharing the part number. Im in the process of ordering my parts and having them shipped to my place as soon as possible.
Part number please
