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      08-25-2010, 01:15 PM   #25
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Originally Posted by linlaoboo View Post
that's not true. My dad has a lexus lemon which settled under lemon law for the pulling to left issue. There's always going to be defects in parts, production, assemly or shipping method. Lexus tried to sell me the idea that these cars are strapped down on the ship from Japan which takes time for the suspension to settle which is total BS. We kept the car and it still pulls up to this day with 70K miles.
I have a Lexus also so I speak from experience. If you notice on Lexus cars, the suspension tends to sit a bit higher on the left side from factory. With coilovers (which I have on my Lexus), no matter how much you adjust the left side, it will still sit higher than the left. It is by design to counter road crown. The same cannot be said of BMW.
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2007 335 coupe Alpine white, steptronic, sportpack, etc. (gone)
2006 X3 3.0 steptronic Titanium Silver, 2009 E92 335xdrive, next.... Caddy CTS_V! 13 Lincoln MKZ? hmmm.
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