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Just installed: - front splitter MaxtonDesign, - side skirts MaxtonDesign, - rear diffuser with brake light MV-Tuning. Need to reweld exhaust tips - should be a bit longer.

I’ve installed Tein Flez Z, also recommend. For extra £500-£600 you can get electronically adjusted ones for F-Sport models.

They are pretty easy to change, 30s for both (no screws/bolts, just plastic clips holdings them). Prob these ones were offered for F-Sport spec only (but not sure)

For a bit sound improvement you can go for custom rear mufflers, you could choose the loudness and other sound parameters. I’ve got these leather pieces on EBay for £70 including shipping and tax (from USA), they were described as “Lexus IS250 2014 front center console leather trim”. There were two different types: with white or red threads (red probably for f-sport trim or just for red interior)

Thanks mate. The 300h isn’t so bad, fuel economy is much better in your car 🙂 Invidia Q300h is compatible with 200t/250/350 but I’ve seen some garage offering custom steinless steel exhaust built for about £500 (my Invidia rear mufflers were £620 including tax and fees, Invidia midpipe is £590). Center console leather trim you can see below (these pieces were plastic in my car):

Thanks 🙂 Would be great to see 300-320whp (stock water intercooler is too small for better results) and 450Nm (torque should be limited to 450Nm as this is safe value for AT)

Hi, here is my IS200t, all modifications done in past 16 months 🙂 : brake calipers painted in sonic blue metallic pearl, drilled/slotted brake discs, brake pads: EBC YellowStuff, privacy glass (aftermarket tint), full LED lights (excluding HIDs), LED DRL tinted with film, welcome lexus emblem projector lights, reversing camera: OE Lexus (US import), subwoofer: Alpine SWE-815, automatic mirror folding module, programmable engine start/stop module, front center console leather trim: OE Lexus (US import), wireless Apple Carplay and Android Auto module, remote engine start/stop (offroad use only, US import), cold air intake with heatshield: AEM (US import), axle back steinless steel exhaust: Invidia Q300h (US import), coilovers: Tein Flex Z (height and stiffness adjustment, JDM), wheels: Dotz Revvo Gunmetal/Polished lip 19x9.5" rear and 19x8.5" front, M4 style boot spoiler, coming soon: rear diffuser, front splitter and side skirts MaxtonDesign, Invidia Q300h midpipe or other steinless steel catback exhaust, ECU and AT remapping. This picture shows fully stock car (just tinted windows done) 19 months ago 🙂:

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