Headers
Jun-TW headers are designed for the 250 specifically, and last I checked were about 2-3 times more money than the PPE headers.
So in short, PPE is the only real game in town that makes any sense.
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I've not really ever heard anything good about the megans either other than "they're cheap".... never seen any dynos showing gains at all, which is kinda weird given they've been around for years.
Regarding PPE costs- well, it's less than $100 per hp... closer to $50/hp I think if you can do all your own labor (but it's a 6-8 hour install from most stories I've seen)... note that since it removes the stock front cats it's also illegal in all 50 states- though obviously not all 50 states actually check.
Does anyone see any issue that the stealership could cause because i've dropped these bad boys in? Besides the oh its broken because you put an aftermarket piece on? Like maby refusing to check certian things during maintenance or the such?
This is my first time with a car worth doing mods on so i'm really unsure on how this all goes.
Does anyone see any issue that the stealership could cause because i've dropped these bad boys in? Besides the oh its broken because you put an aftermarket piece on? Like maby refusing to check certian things during maintenance or the such?
This is my first time with a car worth doing mods on so i'm really unsure on how this all goes.
Refusal of warranty repair for anything they can blame the headers for (things unrelated to the headers would remain covered of course)
It's illegal- so if your state has any sort of inspection for emissions, it'd fail
As to "checking" things- you shouldn't be paying them to do that anyway. Don't ever ask for the "x miles" service as they'll charge you 2-3x more and do no extra work.
Things your car actually needs as far as scheduled maintenance:
Every 5k miles: Oil change (see below on this)
Every 15k miles: Check engine and cabin filters- you can do these yourself in 5 minutes
Every 30k miles: Change those filters (again, 5 min to do yourself); Change brake fluid
Every 60k miles: Change spark plugs
Every 100k: Change coolant
That's it
Regarding the oil- 2011 250s are on a 10k change schedule now due to using synthetic.... most folks have found even with conventional every 5k is too often, these motors are easy on oil... so you can certainly go longer than 5k on it, and certainly longer than 10k on synthetic (though you'd probably wanna do a filter change at 6 months if you want to try running 15-25k miles a year on a good synthetic)
Kurtz is spot on about the warrenty concerns. I think service call for differential inspections too fwiw.
They have been ordered and I am waiting for them to ship!~!
Now I just gotta figure out how to install the damn things ha

I would consider a shop but it would have to be quality work. Brand new lexus and I want in back in brand new lexus quality

Anyone know any good shops around Houston?
Things your car actually needs as far as scheduled maintenance:
Every 5k miles: Oil change (see below on this)
Regarding the oil- 2011 250s are on a 10k change schedule now due to using synthetic.... most folks have found even with conventional every 5k is too often, these motors are easy on oil... so you can certainly go longer than 5k on it, and certainly longer than 10k on synthetic (though you'd probably wanna do a filter change at 6 months if you want to try running 15-25k miles a year on a good synthetic)



