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Due to a longstanding disability which has just gotten worse over time, I got a wheelchair today. It's a folding self-propelled one, and I was afraid it wouldn't fit into the boot of my LS460. So with my girlfriend's help, we folded it up, and... it didn't fit :( The rear air-con bulge was just too much in the way... I was getting disheartened and considering swapping my LS460 for an RX450 or similar just to get the chair in, and thinking of how much I would miss it. Then found that my chair had quick release big wheels too. With them removed, the chair fits! The wheels also fit in the boot once separated So the LS460 SE-L does take a folding wheelchair, certainly if it's this one... http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B003G9LR8G/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Lexus do low dust pads for the Is250. They are also a lot smoother in operation than the normal ones (less aggressive compound) I can't see any brake dust since I had switched to these.

If anyone goes the H&S and removes the second cats a valve will be needed IMO as it will be very loud. Be interesting to hear aH&S system with them removed. If it isnt too loud and passes MOT I may take mine back to have it done. Lead the way on this one Pete ;)

Sounds good to me after reading Marks post..... Allan

All better now, thank you

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