WTB stock OEM trunk spoiler
#4
Lexus Test Driver
How much do you think it normally cost to paint a spoiler to match the color of your car? I'm somewhat interested, but I don't know if I want to drill holes on my trunk. What if I decide to get another spoiler? What do I do with the holes if the new spoiler have different mounting points?
#5
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Originally posted by Cadd
What if I decide to get another spoiler? What do I do with the holes if the new spoiler have different mounting points?
What if I decide to get another spoiler? What do I do with the holes if the new spoiler have different mounting points?
e-man
#7
Lexus Test Driver
Thanks for the explanation e-man.
I see you're beginning to "mod" up huh? I remember reading about your comments a while back about wanting to keep the ride nice and soft (especially with the 16s). I was checking the wheels classified section and saw that you want to get rid of them.
Mind me asking what you'll be going with?
I see you're beginning to "mod" up huh? I remember reading about your comments a while back about wanting to keep the ride nice and soft (especially with the 16s). I was checking the wheels classified section and saw that you want to get rid of them.
Mind me asking what you'll be going with?
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#8
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Originally posted by Cadd
I remember reading about your comments a while back about wanting to keep the ride nice and soft (especially with the 16s).
Mind me asking what you'll be going with?
I remember reading about your comments a while back about wanting to keep the ride nice and soft (especially with the 16s).
Mind me asking what you'll be going with?
By the way, I noticed that you acquired 2 or 3 sets of rims yourself (chrome, non-chrome, 16s, 17s). I think you told me a while back that you were sticking with the chrome 17s, but there were some small problems with them that you needed to have fixed. Did you get that all taken care of?
e-man
#9
Lexus Test Driver
Well, I have the chrome 16s when I purchased the car. Then I got my hands on a set of silver 16s that I brought to be used for the winters.
When I look at 17s, I like how much better they looked, so I brought a set from Nextlevelcoupe. There's nothing wrong with them. It's just one of the spokes was chipped. At first, I wanted to get it rechromed.....but after a while, I got used to it and it really isn't that noticeable.
But now, I think I want to move up to 18s. But I'll wait until the right deal comes my way.
It's funny that you don't feel a difference between the 16s & 17s. The 17s definitely handles much better. Much better road feel. It also rides a bit harsher as well. The 16s feel so damn comfy.
But I'm willing to give up a little comfort for more performance. And I see you've chosen that as well
When I look at 17s, I like how much better they looked, so I brought a set from Nextlevelcoupe. There's nothing wrong with them. It's just one of the spokes was chipped. At first, I wanted to get it rechromed.....but after a while, I got used to it and it really isn't that noticeable.
But now, I think I want to move up to 18s. But I'll wait until the right deal comes my way.
It's funny that you don't feel a difference between the 16s & 17s. The 17s definitely handles much better. Much better road feel. It also rides a bit harsher as well. The 16s feel so damn comfy.
But I'm willing to give up a little comfort for more performance. And I see you've chosen that as well
#10
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What tires are you running on the 16s that feel "comfy"? And, what tires are on the 17s that you're comparing them to? I've got the Eagle GT+4s on the 16s (P225/55r16) and the Pilot Sport A/S's on the 17s (P235/45r17). Just curious.
#11
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On the 16s, I have Good Year Eagle LS (225/55-16).
On the 17s, I have Continental ContiExtreme Contact (Ultra High Performance All Season) in 235/45-17.
Definitely a big difference on ride quality.
On the 17s, I have Continental ContiExtreme Contact (Ultra High Performance All Season) in 235/45-17.
Definitely a big difference on ride quality.
#12
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You can get a pre-painted spoiler from http://www.spoilerdepot.com. I bought mine for my '99 GS and it matched perfect. Great prices too...
You can also obviously check Carson Toyota at l-tunedparts.com
You can also obviously check Carson Toyota at l-tunedparts.com
#15
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Yeah, I thought about that, but as you've probably figured out by now, I'm antistockaphobic, and I think that lip spoiler might just put me over the edge. I'm so stupid because I had a stock spoiler a few months back, but I sold it for like $100 because I had decided I liked the spoilerless look and figured I would never put it on. I don't know. Maybe I'll throw the 17s back on and that will make me stop thinking about this. It's funny because it's not like we all don't have more important things going on in our lives to think about, right? Talk to you later Chuck.
e-man
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