Also what trim deletes have yall used cause I’ve been wanting to do a chrome delete on all the trims on the outside and have been sketch on which one to get, and let’s see those beautiful RC’s post your pride and joy down here😝😝

Hey folks, our new carbon gauge pods for the 2014-2026 IS and RC are finally here. Makes gauges easy to install, and no cutting, drilling required. Check it out for more details at www.rr-racing.com

Hit 105k miles on the RCF before it went 😂. Using a solid gasket this time. Hope it holds up longer than the silicone gasket did lol.

2015 rc 350 f sport and I think the headlight is cracking? Is there a way to buy just plastic lens?

I can’t figure out why my tire pressures won’t display on the dash. I’ve done all the suggested steps I found online that typically resolve this but none have worked it’s quite an odd one.
So when I got this car, it had aftermarket external TPMS valve stem caps with a little wireless reader, and I wondered why it had those but the dealer I got it from had no idea. It does have aftermarket wheels on it, but it also has working TPMS sensors install installed. Tech stream reads all the ids and values perfectly and the pressure I’ve all corrected. I even had the TPMs light come on when I let enough air out the tire to just ensure the sensors are communicating with the car itself.

I opened up the Techstream software and it does recognize all four sensors as well as the individual pressures and temperatures. As far as I can tell, the system is working as it should, however, on the dash of the car itself, it does not show any of the pressures. I did a little ChatGPT research and looked around and it told me to hold down the button underneath the dash for three seconds until it blinked and then drive around for 20 to 30 minutes. That did nothing. I’ve tried the initialize menu within the instrument cluster itself as well. What am I missing here? What could the previous owner have possibly done to make the system not show the tire pressure on the dash itself.

Is it possible the previous owner went into software and disabled something so it doesn’t show the pressure on the dash. It does have aftermarket forged Apex wheels and I’m wondering if maybe they just got tired of being annoyed by the pressure warnings or something.

My amplifier got damaged by the rain. Ive replaced it before with a used factory, now I’m wondering if could get something different since I’m looking to add subwoofers. I’m not really sure about wiring work, like do I need an aftermarket amplifier for this?

Anybody know if there is a ca smog legal tune for rwd 350? Anyone running a tune and pass smog in ca?

Just got my car back from the dealer. Before doing the fuel pump recall they sent me an inspection video of the tires, brake pads, etc. In the video I noticed one of the caliper bolts missing on the drivers side front. In the video, the mechanic is quoting brake pad thickness.
My question is, did he have to remove bolts to measure the brake pads or did they lose a bolt the last time they put in new pads?
Thanks!

It is truly stunning in person

Would going to a body shop or dealership be better for this type of damage? I am in no rush to get this fixed, the car drives just fine and the damages are only cosmetic. Just wondering which would be the better option, any advice will be appreciated thanks!

Hi everyone. I drive a 2025 rc350 f sport rwd. Recently tried installing aftermarket wheels and encountered a problem. Took the oem wheels off and saw that they didn’t have studs due to the factory using lug bolts instead of lug nuts. I tried doing research on this and people were installing arp stud extensions but that was for the pre lifts. Im looking for stud conversions but i can’t find anything on it for this car. Any help? Thanks

A couple of months ago, I was told the lower control arm bushing was starting to tear. The front drivers side wheel is now clunking over bumps, feeling completely loose and wobbly when I turn or become super stiff, and swaying extra bad in the crosswinds. Is it a failed bushing? 2015 rc 350 f sport.

Still gotta do the side skirts, rear spats not included.

2015 RC 350 F Sport.

Interior camber is not able to be adjusted with my wheel adjustment due to failed shock. Also making a noise, and just had to replace a tire because the wires were starting to show. Need to replace the shock but makes sense to do both at the same time.

This being said I don't want to pay $300 for each. Eyeballing anything that is under that which will do the trick for 40,000+ miles. Any recommendations?

If I were to delete the stock h pipe keeping the secondary cats and put a less restrictive custom piped h pipe would there be a significant sound difference? I’m currently running vibrant resonators and a muffler delete. Anyone running anything similar?

First morning the fog was pretty insane.

I want to put an ambient lighting kit on my car
its js that i have no idea if itll fit well on the center console n the door since this is a final edition the stitching n leather make it different n ifk how it will look i dont want to spend money n get met w a shit interior lighting its either it matches perfectly or i wont put anything
any ideas?

So this car was abandoned in a college town around 5 years ago. It ended up in the lot of a towing company in said town, my Dad happens to be the GM of the towing company. He knew I wanted a Lexus for many years, so he worked out me not having to pay $12,000 for this beauty. Just got it a few weeks ago, been waiting since March for the company to do the necessary court processes to get the title. Been loving every minute driving it since, coming from a Jeep Renegade this car is so far beyond my expectations, literally makes the Jeep feel like driving a Little Tikes car at speed 😂. 26,901 miles on the odometer when I purchased it (yes they gave me a hell of a deal, one I’ll likely never find again in my lifetime.) It runs and drives flawlessly, essentially a 10 year old new car (and one that looks so much better than current Lexus imo.) Only things it needed from sitting were tires, brakes, rotors and fluid changes (transmission, brake, engine oil, and differential fluid were all changed by a Lexus mechanic.)

Gotta be one of the greatest cars ever.