Fsport lowering springs for 2016 is350

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12-19-18, 12:18 PM

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Fsport lowering springs for 2016 is350

I'm seeing conflicting answers. Can the 2016 IS350 get the oem fsport lowering springs. Users say it's fine even with AVS, but lexus oem parts doesn't list it for the 2016 is350 RWD? Every other year for 3rd gen it lists except for the 2016? Is there something different? Here is the info from a site: https://www.lexuspartsnow.com/parts/...r07-53140.html

F-Sport Lowering Springs

Lexus Part No.: PTR07-53140Lexus
IS250
2014
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IS300
2017
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IS350
2019
Lexus
IS350
2018
Lexus
IS350
2017
Lexus
IS350
2015
Lexus
IS350
2014

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12-25-18, 11:59 AM

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You'll be fine

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12-25-18, 05:38 PM

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AVS does not affect the spring. F Sport will fit 2016

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12-26-18, 12:40 AM

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They're usually listed as "RWD-only" as well.

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01-24-19, 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Volcom

F-Sport Lowering Springs

Lexus Part No.: PTR07-53140Lexus
IS250
2014
Lexus
IS300
2017
Lexus
IS350
2019
Lexus
IS350
2018
Lexus
IS350
2017
Lexus
IS350
2015
Lexus
IS350
2014

They should fit because I have the F Sport Springs with the F Sport shocks on my 2016 RWD. The AVS will no longer work if you install the F Sport shocks.

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01-24-19, 11:22 AM

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Every spring should physically fit across the 3IS board, difference being the result you end up with. In particular, people have put non-AWD springs on AWDs of various brands and had no issues.

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01-24-19, 05:44 PM

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They should fit because I have the F Sport Springs with the F Sport shocks on my 2016 RWD. The AVS will no longer work if you install the F Sport shocks.

F sport shocks? I thought those were only for 2IS?

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01-25-19, 11:43 AM

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F sport shocks? I thought those were only for 2IS?

I have the F Sport springs and Fsport Shocks on my 2016 IS 350 RWD. The shocks fit although you will not be able to use the AVS function. Sport mode will work but it won’t be able to activate the AVS since you will have to remove the part that activates the AVS on the shocks. Overall the ride is great. I also have sway bars on my car that help with the ride.

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