Lexus Ls400 Dhp

[messi]

Anyone seen the DHP ls400 lpg on eBay, sorry I don't know how to put a link up, but it does look really nice.

[Keith Bowler]

Is this the one http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1999-LEXUS-LS400-AUTO-SILVER-LPG-/201292623750?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2eddf9af86

[Bluesman]

Anyone seen the DHP ls400 lpg on ebay, sorry I don't know how to put a link up, but it does look really nice.

Here you go.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1999-LEXUS-LS400-AUTO-SILVER-LPG-/201292623750?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item2eddf9af86

No mention of recent timing belt change otherwise looks good. Needs to be looked at in the flesh and driven then its time for negotioations. Mike

[jimmy-g]

i have the dhp upgrade on my ls400 and i was never aware of any brake upgrade,can anyone confirm this to be fact,i have had all pads changed,standard parts, jimmy

[cruisermark]

the height looks very high for a DHP in that 400 - if anyone is interested i would ring a lexus dealer before hand to ensure it is a DHP.

[Chris Skelton]

May go and see it-it's only 30 miles away. Belt-check. DHP-check.......

Not that fond of black leather, but......it's O.K.

LPG is good.

So info on DHP versions welcome from anyone.

[messi]

I've mailed him and he's said belt was replaced by lexus Cardiff at 60000 miles

[Keith Bowler]

I have a DHP spec car and that one does seem to ride a little high in comparison.

There is a thread in the archives here somewhere that gives the full details of the DHP spec and IIRC there was no brake upgrade just suspension (10mm lower springs and bigger dia anti roll bars) and 17" wheels (with 245/50/17 tyres).

Hope this helps

[Chris Skelton]

Keith-empty your mailbox!

AS an ex-Citroen driver, comfort is a priority for me. Though earlier post, from the actual guy who developed the DHP on the LS!-said all ('all'?) you had to do was refit original springs to revert to the 'comfort zone', so maybe........

Though having to fit unique/pricy size tyres is a drawback.