Bro if u gonna use a jack on DIRT put some metal plates under the wheels to support it for SAFETY. That hard dirt/gravel will just compromised the lift and can damage the jack or worse you. Nice job though 💯
As a first car I’d most definitely choose the Lexus, much affordable, parts are not super expensive, and easy to work on. Only downside is that it’s not much aftermarket support for Lexus. But for someone young Lexus is the way!!
@@ntertainme9615 yeah you will most definitely rub. Best specs imo would be 9.5 +35 and 8.5 +30 not really gonna rub and you can run a meaty tire in the rear
Love seeing 2is content creators!keep it up bro
Love how the build is coming!I have a 2012 is350 awd, ordering wheels soon and will probably go 18x8.5+35 with 235/40 for tires. I’m on hr springs
@@jayglass8817 I’ve ran that size in the front but. I don’t like the fact it wasn’t really flush. But 9.5 +35 would be a better fit
Looks like you and your sister had fun on the drive . The IS was looking pretty good.
They love the cars fr!!
Bro if u gonna use a jack on DIRT put some metal plates under the wheels to support it for SAFETY. That hard dirt/gravel will just compromised the lift and can damage the jack or worse you. Nice job though 💯
@@stunnamrsports gotcha man I didn’t know. Good looking
Love the machine bro!!! Keep up the excellent job 👊
Thank you it means a lot!!!🖤
Dis bih making me wanna got one. Ts clean
Get one 250 in manual or 350 for the factory demon!
this 2is trimm im def gone have to take inspo from ur fitment aswell
Thanks man!! Something super dope coming this week tho…. Stay ready my guy!!!
Bro that 2is is clean. I got the same bumber I’ve been wrapping it so i can put it on. And i also slammed it on coilovers so it’s sitting low
NO FOG LIGHTS??😂😂😂
I have them but you gotta trim the bumper for them to fit flush.
How is your bumper holding up did you need to do any trimming and is the figment good and not coming loose
Actually it’s pretty well. I did relocate where it connects to the fender. I’ll explain more in more detail in my next video
how many inches is the drop on the front and rear? and what coilovers?
and are you on spacers?
lol I can’t remember honestly I just lowered until I got no wheel gap. Tein coilovers and no spacers
@@OfficialYb3 you selling me lmao i want this exact fitment, what tires you running front and rear?
@@relayed. lol cheap tires my guy. Vercelli Strada II
@@OfficialYb3 what sizes tho?
Yo, do u think a 2016 IS350 fsport is a good first car for a 20-year-old? I've been considering this one and a 2018 BMW 3 series. Thanks
As a first car I’d most definitely choose the Lexus, much affordable, parts are not super expensive, and easy to work on. Only downside is that it’s not much aftermarket support for Lexus. But for someone young Lexus is the way!!
@@OfficialYb3 Thanks dude you're a big help. You've gained a new subscriber!
What’s your wheel specs ?
18x9.5+22
OEM is staggered. Front is 18x8. Rear is 18x8.5. He got 18x9.5 on all 4. That would probably rub and maybe ride quality is not so great.
@@ntertainme9615 yeah you will most definitely rub. Best specs imo would be 9.5 +35 and 8.5 +30 not really gonna rub and you can run a meaty tire in the rear