@@Reyes.2122 They are 19” Albatross staggered

@@johnwick7159 they are 19” Albatross staggered

Thanks Bro, it can be the upper control arm because sometimes you don’t see the grease came out from the rubber and still make the noise because it has internal damage already, or it can be the front strut mounting too. If you don’t hit your car in a curb or go over a pothole most like it it will be the upper control arm.

You need to check the stabilizer bar bushings if those are bad they make clunk noise too.

​@momo5757 ok great thanks for the reply if I have more questions I will ask you again. Thanks bro 👍

​​​@@momo5757I looked at them visually and they look good but how do I know if they are bad? The stabilizer bar bushings that is.

@@RobD1 With the stabilizer bar bushings, if you see them worn or have lost their original shape, they must be replaced or with a pry bar you can try to make pressure between the bar and see if there is excessive movement. In the case of the upper control arm, you have to disconnect only the ball joint from the knuckle, after is separated you can check if it moves up and down, it is damaged, is it move in circles is good.

The ball joint separator I got it from Harbor Freight Tools, is more then 10 years old and still in great condition since the tool is generic is not brand it. Or if you are talking about another tool just let me know on what minute appear the tool.

No, they are not bad at all, just here in California the roads are really bad and I hit some potholes and when I want to purchased the OEM on that time they where to expensive, so I had a good deal on KYB that’s why I chose those.

Is a perfect match, you can’t notice any difference. But when I order they have 2 types of red, you need to code the one it looks less bright

Do you drive over a pothole or hit a curve? What do you have done to try to fix it?

@@momo5757 noo i change my steering wheel for a carbon fiber and then i lost my center

@@momo5757 yo cambie mi steering wheel por uno de fibra de carbono y cuando lo puse de nuevo perfi el centro y ahora mi volante queda un poco de lado y lo eh quitado y puesto y puesto en otras posiciones y queda igual

@@widerandrew6849 lo qué pasa es que como son aftermarket, los engranes no vienen en la misma posición, y a veces cuando enroscas el tornillo que sostiene el volante tiene un poco de movienmiento y eso hace que quede fuera de lugar, lo único que puedes hacer llevar el auto a que le hagan alineamiento para que el volante quede nuevamente recto. No pagues más de $50 si estas en California.

Hi bro, I jack the car right behind the differential, that it is the subframe where is connected the rear lower control arms spring.

@@momo5757 oh I see the black housing looking things. The manual for the car isn’t to clear with the depiction. I really appreciate you!.

@@edensnicolas9593 Your welcome bro, any other question just comment, I will do my best to respond right away.

Sorry Bro I don’t have a shop, I was just doing side works in my garage, but now I'm moving to another place so I haven't been able to work on cars lately.

Where did you buy that one from? It's the exact same one for my car & I would like to upgrade it like you did bro.

@@leomorales5771 I bought it from Alibaba the supplier, it has the logo whit this letters ZDLZ in the photos of the steering wheels, when you search it, you will find it right away.

@@leomorales5771 If you get the steering wheel maybe I will be working on cars again, I’m in California in the area of Anaheim.

Alright cool, I live around LA. Can you send me the link please. Nothing pops up on my end.

I will try my best to do those videos too 👍🏻

At that time the shock absorbers were very expensive for the OEM set of four, that's why I chose KYB because I had a coupon and they gave me a good price, but when I installed them, I don't feel any difference base on reviews they say It's very hard, they feel soft, but the truth is when I installed them the car just feel the same when I bought new. So far they are really good.

It is a very good observation, I will put it at 50/50 possibility, you are right that is covered by synthetic leather, but the material is very thin and the bag explodes in milli seconds at a speed of 200 miles per hour, I doubt that a synthetic piece of leather can stop it, the cover already has predefined cut lines where the air bag will come out but you can find these types of modifications in AUDI, BMW, MERCEDES, TESLA, etc... when making this type of modifications you do it with your own consent and risk, the same thing happens when you install MOMO steering wheels and RECARO seats that do not have air bags and so on among many accessories that no longer have these safety standards.

@@momo5757 Airbags are designed to deploy in a very controlled manner - Both in terms of speed and direction. If these variables are off in any way, the airbag might not be able to catch the head in the frontal impact and the noggin might slip off and hit the dashboard. Part of the leather covering might even fly off during the deployment and hit the face. Personally, I think aftermarket leather covering on the airbags are just a very very bad idea.

@@sgtjyf01 I’m agree with you in this manner, I know is not good idea in case on a accident and still there isn’t any video about showing airbags deploying with this kind of cover. I know is only a looks but the feeling of the steering wheel and the shape feels so great compare to the OEM. I hope in the future I don’t have any accidents or inconvenient, but so far everything good. Thank you for replying, is really good to see different ideas can lead to different solutions, if I see with the time something wrong with this steering wheel or the cover I will do a video too.

​@@momo5757 NEVER make assumptions based solely on your feelings and thoughts.

Is really hard to tell true here, but just check the lower ball joint and the upper control arm, even if the rubber is not damage, but you see a little bit of grease out on any, that would be the bad one, because internally it would have a play already.

Thanks Bro.

Thanks Bro, on the RC it will be the same procedure, is the bolts are rusty is when you had hard time .

Replacing the sway bar bushing is really annoying, because is not too much space to work on it, if you are willing to do it, you need to do it, each side at a time, just need to disconnect the sway bar link, and on the bushing there is two bolts removed those and with a pry bar you can separate.

I don’t have a link, I just get it from Alibaba.

Just ordered it on Alibaba literally guy send you so many to choose from I chose this same one same color I have 2015 RC350

@@yevgeniybabinov3394 yes the guy has many options, and he is very accessible with any modification that you want on the steering wheel.

Nice thank you 🙏 I talked to him and ordered mine cannot wait now I have a question where do I find shops that can replace my steering wheel?

@@yevgeniybabinov3394 regular shops will be hard to work on it, if they do they charge to much, I do side jobs too I’m in California but right now I don’t have a garage because I’m moving, but that depends where are you located.

Muchas gracias 👍🏻

They were already bad, when I passed over speed bumps, the car bounce and the roads in California are very bad, and the car has already 100,000 miles, I know they can last longer but it doesn't feel the same since I got it new.

Yes is from a 2012 ISF, they fit perfect.

Your welcome, if you have any question or comments, I will respond as soon I can.

Thanks!!! That’s I great idea, if you do rear RCF you will need a bracket from 350phi.com Definitely it will look great, if you that combination.

@@momo5757 Thank you and that's what I currently have on already! Lexus ISF Front Lexus RCF Rear Had to do a custom blank front rotor to do the rcf slots since it doesn't exist for the 356Mm rotors but still get the same styling! Been using it for the past 2 years and love the setup🙏🏻

@@Aperez78 what color do you have?

@@momo5757 I have the Gloss Black version with the Lexus Name on them! I didn't want the F logo since I don't have an F😅 and I like the color black with my car to go along with my gloss black accents.

Thanks Bro, I'm going to make another video about that, because that brand of control arm didn't last the bad roads in California, I already bought better ones and I'll show the differenc, so you don't make the mistake of buying that brand like I did.

The brand is Mevotech, I bought them on the website Rockauto.com I will do another video about this, I will replace this parts for adjustable Megan Racing, because I have inner wear on the tires. Not because the Mevotech from fabric this cars have this problem.

I used 10 mm wrench

@@momo5757 i got mine from alibaba and at 13:58 the left nut did not align with the hole 😡 im going to ask to replace or refund

@@AC-if4sz sorry about that bro, because take time to disassemble and then find out it doesn’t fit any body will get mad, in any case send me a picture on Instagram mauricios_garage maybe we can figured out something. When you purchase the item they will ask you this couple questions: - the car has heated steering wheel? - is F sport or regular? - RWD, AWD?

Thanks 👍🏻 I bought the parts directly from the dealer, online you can't find the calipers in blue, I bought them with the description 2019 Lexus GSF and you tell them what color you want them.

Thank you for answering my question. how about the bracket for the Rear Caliper? you also got that from Dealer?

@@Rid3r4ever your welcome any time. The rear brackets you can get it from 350phi.com they cost around $340 they work very well.

@@momo5757 Thank you bro!

@@Rid3r4ever your welcome 👍🏻

I bought it in Alibaba

Thanks

For the blue calipers I don’t have the part number, because in the website only show orange, on that time I have to go to the dealer and preorder if they don’t have it. It will take like a month.

Hi Bro, for the front calipers are direct bolt, you don’t need any brackets, just for the calipers on the rear you need the brackets, the company is 350PHI and they go for around $300, the calipers are from 2019 Lexus GSF I just get it direct from the dealer. Thanks for the support 👍🏻

Your welcome, If you have other questions about your car, just let me know, thanks.

Thanks for the support.

This parts you can get it at Rockauto.com There is no other place they can sell cheaper then them. They are $109.79 each plus tax and shipping.

Thanks man, I already have them installed in my car, I did the Figs Engineering, on that time I didn’t record videos. I'm going to try to recreate it, I will order the OEM parts and I will make the video.

@@momo5757this video would be great hopefully soon your videos are so easy to follow thank you for readjusting the camera for better shots

@@DJayH34TB34TZ Thanks Bro, Since I don't have much experience making videos, sometimes the sunlight get in to the shoot or is to dark when I’m working in the car, but with a little more effort I will try to make the next videos better, thank you for your support 👍🏻

Don’t get the ones at the dealer, this one are the same that provide to Lexus was hard to find it, the ones at the dealer they just change the part number and add the logo that’s why more expensive. I don’t know where are you located, but the web site is rockauto.com and the part is SUSPENSIA X30SL0616 front left RWD SUAPENSIA X30SL0617 front right RWD The price are $14.72 +TAX +shipping

thank you very much for your help. great walkthrough on all of your videos!

@@stizzy2495 Your welcome, I'm trying to improve in the new videos I'm making, thanks for your support.

Hi Bro, If you replace the shock absorbers with KYB and used your same coils, the difference would be very minimal. If you replace it with KYB shock absorbers plus the F sport coils, you will make the car more rigid, it will no longer be as smooth when driving. In this situation is about comfort vs enjoy cornering. Let me know which way you will choose?

@@momo5757 Thank you very much for the explanation. Spring is also very important First of all, I wonder if KYB JUST AGAS will be harder than stock My current car is 4000 miles and it's 10 years old. It's softer than the first time Some of the JUST AGAS products sold on eBay seem to be fake I installed it when I had a 2rd gen is 250 fsport and the strut was slow to react or maybe using the spring as it is for 140000 miles I'm a beginner so it's hard to judge. Just using stock strut might be a safe option. The tein endura pro plus can control the strength of strut, but I think few people have used it yet. Products like tein staz are good, but the height of the car is so low that it's an inconvenient option here in Korea ^^ Thanks

@@sonson2669 if you are currently in Korea, what I know the roads are in very good shape. I’m in California and the roads are bad, the suspension go bad quickly over here. Under your circumstances if you were driving in good roads, your coils are good to used again, eBay has a lot of bad items, but OEM and KYB you can’t go wrong, even KYB is the one of the providers for Toyota and Lexus in some models, KYB is gas and hydraulic combine. If you want to save $ KYB is Good, OEM strut they just charge you more because they stamp the logo. Twin Stanz is a really good but all those products are made to lower your car, so when you lower your car, make more pressure to the strut and it feels even more stiffer. I would said those coils works good for the looks. Over here they sell a lot used because of the way the cars roads the owners comeback to the OEM settings.

@@momo5757 The safe way to buy kyb in Korea is through rock auto. I also checked with kybusa. I considered buying just a gas because my friend said kyb is cheaper and better than stock. The stock is 703 dollars ^^

I replaced it because they were worn out, the seals were not broken or leaking, but I bought this Lexus new and it already has 100,000 miles and you can feel it doesn’t ride the same, I didn’t lowered the car and here in California the roads are very damaged and the suspension wears out faster.

Ahh I see , where did you purchase yours ? Are they lexus original or aftermarket??? If you don't mind me asking

@@joseluisperezjr3285 they are aftermarket but they are exactly the same from the dealer, I get it from rock auto, the provider is the same, they only change the serial number. I was surprise when I compared the parts were the same at the OEM. And for a fraction of the price.

Can you provide the part numbers? Great videos BTW.

@@gomezpmm302 I bought them in the web site Rockauto.com Rear Right DORMAN SL64532PR Sway Bar Link Rear Left DORMAN SL64531PR Sway Bar Link They are exactly the same as the dealer $19.82 +TAX + Shipping each.

Thanks bro, I will do my best to upload more I just been busy with work. I will do my best.