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Old Jan 9, 2023 | 12:44 AM
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Hello, is there any difference between Lexus GS and IS rear suspension. For example rear subframe part numbers are identical? And same with a lot of parts .
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Old Jan 9, 2023 | 11:03 AM
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Look it up.

2IS/3GS has two subframes, depending on which diff body the particular model comes with.

By memory - IS250/GS300 has the small diff, IS220d/350/F & GS350/430/450h/460 all have "a" big diff (there's a couple of those but they are interchangeable, afaik).

Something noteworthy - it is easier to find a small diff torsen.

Don't take anything that I just wrote for granted, do your own research. Sorry.

Also, what are you trying to do?
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Old Jan 9, 2023 | 11:58 PM
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I'm planning to replace my rear subframe because mainly of rust ,rear diff bushings are out, alignment bolts are seized . Planing to upgrade some bushings it will be easier and cheaper to buy all subframe from is 2-gen they are cheaper and better condition. Diff will be the same .
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Old Jan 10, 2023 | 04:22 AM
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TLR - I'm running IS-F subframe bushings on mine, everything else other than diff bushings (haven't touched those yet) is strongflex (as soft as possible for the application) or OEM (all pillow ***** / ball joints). I dare not comment on whether it's harder or not (I have relatively new stock springs & shocks all around). As far as anybody I've ever driven is concerned (or at least what they've said when I asked) - the ride is on the "pleasantly soft" side. YMMV

Triple-check everything.
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