Recent content by ToyCruiser

I would love a deal, tires are the sore spot with me because I know what the markup is. Looking for 285/7018 falcon wild peak AT in a C load, or something similar like the Toyos. Want me to private message you?

All of the drive telemetry and auto drive sensors.

Damn! I installed the rear springs, that was actually pretty easy. You can disconnect the sway bar and do one side at a time. The front, just pull the struts yourself. Make sure to unplug the wire at the top first! Take them to a shop and have them swap the springs. Then I took the vehicle to...

I think you can get away with it no problem.

FYI, I was advised that a recalibration would be required for the vehicle after installing the lift. I did not need to get it calibrated, all systems function perfectly fine.

I did. The spring install, along with getting it aligned afterwards. Aside from it, looking noticeably taller (which is crazy with just 1-in difference) there is no real noticeable drive feeling whatsoever. My wife also cannot tell the difference aside from her saying that it feels a little...

I did the same... He's awesome

I am showing a quarter inch taller on the driver side, I know that traditionally Toyotas would be up a bit on the driver side to compensate for fuel tank and the driver's weight, is that a thing on the Lexus as well?

Anyone that has done the spring install, did you need to do recalibrations with that as well? I am being quoted around $700 to do full recalibrations on the vehicle. Also, there is a ride height sender on the rear axle that affects the headlight trajectory, did anyone have to adjust that?

I'm installing the 25 springs now, for the ride height sender on the rear axle, how much did you adjust it and which direction?

You know just as well as I do that. That is not what he meant. You cannot compare Japanese made products to chinese-made products that is apples to oranges

That is 100% true, my wife absolutely loves the new sliders because she can wear high heels and still get in and out of the vehicle. Whereas the factory running boards and other brands did not offer a wide enough step. Also, it is that much more protection to keep you off of rocks and trees. I...

They have a lot going for them with the CBI bumper. And if they are going to make changes for the better, I don't necessarily see why the community should blackball them. Honestly if I could do it over again I would have just ordered it raw steel and done the powder coating once it arrived. Keep...

No offense to westcott, but I really like the look of the CBI over theirs. Unless you are getting the angled ones, I think those are worth pursuing but do not work as a step. Otherwise I agree, slee is my ultimate pic.