In-cabin adjustable suspension
I have been reading various reviews on sc300 and 400's such as this one http://autospeed.drive.com.au/cms/A_0062/article.html they all talk about standard air suspension that is adjustable from teh driver seat. do you lose this ability when lowering your car on aftermarket suspension?
That's a review of the Soarer, not the SC300/400. The USA SC300/400's never had that sort of "airbag" suspension. Interesting article, though- it says "Braking is another area where the Soarer excels - its standard ABS system ...stopped the car with an absolute vigor".
Originally Posted by O. L. T.
You'll never have it so it doesn't matter 

That was a review of the UZZ31. The JZZ30 and UZZ32 have bigger brakes than that 
Here's a pic of the buttons (in-cabin adjustment). It's hooked up in mine and you can feel a slight difference between normal ride and sports mode but it's nothing like a proper coilover set up. So you can call it something like an OEM-spec EDFC hehehe

Here's a pic of the buttons (in-cabin adjustment). It's hooked up in mine and you can feel a slight difference between normal ride and sports mode but it's nothing like a proper coilover set up. So you can call it something like an OEM-spec EDFC hehehe
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Originally Posted by Soarer_25GTT
That was a review of the UZZ31. The JZZ30 and UZZ32 have bigger brakes than that 
Here's a pic of the buttons (in-cabin adjustment). It's hooked up in mine and you can feel a slight difference between normal ride and sports mode but it's nothing like a proper coilover set up. So you can call it something like an OEM-spec EDFC hehehe

Here's a pic of the buttons (in-cabin adjustment). It's hooked up in mine and you can feel a slight difference between normal ride and sports mode but it's nothing like a proper coilover set up. So you can call it something like an OEM-spec EDFC hehehe

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