Front rotor confusion
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Front rotor confusion
I'm really confused about what rotors fit the IS350 AWD model w/ F sport package. I seem to find 2 different sets of Lexus OEM part numbers, and the same for a bunch of aftermarket ones (Raybestos, Power Stop, etc.). Can somebody please confirm which of the following is the correct part number pairs for front left/front right rotors?
When looking at the aftermarket Power Stop or Raybestos models, they seem to have different models for C vs Base. So that gets even more confusing. If you don't believe me, just try to figure out what rotors to order from Rockauto.com lol
I have a Canadian model if that makes any difference.
- 43516-30040 (left) / 43512-30350 (right)
- 43516-22010 (left) / 43512-22260 (right)
When looking at the aftermarket Power Stop or Raybestos models, they seem to have different models for C vs Base. So that gets even more confusing. If you don't believe me, just try to figure out what rotors to order from Rockauto.com lol
I have a Canadian model if that makes any difference.
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These are the correct part numbers for a 350 that is AWD.
The C is the convertible model, that was a carryover from 2013...but it only came RWD.
The difference in the 350 front AWD and RWD rotors in the size/shape of the rotor hat.
F Sport or not doesn't matter for the rotors.
The C is the convertible model, that was a carryover from 2013...but it only came RWD.
The difference in the 350 front AWD and RWD rotors in the size/shape of the rotor hat.
F Sport or not doesn't matter for the rotors.
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That's what I thought but lexuspartsdirect.ca told me differently. When I asked them again and sent them my VIN they confirmed that those are the correct part numbers. Thanks!
That's what I needed to know, thanks.
That's what I needed to know, thanks.
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