The Ultimate Lexus SC300 build thread.
08-10-13, 07:14 AM
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Ok now that I have read the whole thread, I am still asking myself, how the heck did I miss this build!
The car looks amazing, and you have done a lot of work to this beast to make it street and track ready. I cant wait to see what it does with higher boost. I hope it exceeds your expectations on what you are shooting for.
The car looks amazing, and you have done a lot of work to this beast to make it street and track ready. I cant wait to see what it does with higher boost. I hope it exceeds your expectations on what you are shooting for.
03-26-15, 08:52 AM
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One Sexy SC: This Lexus is Ready for the Street and the Track
One Sexy SC: This Lexus is Ready for the Street and the Track
If you're anything like forum member LCSC, you take your SC out on the track as well as the street, so you definitely want things under the hood in order. It takes a lot of work. Luckily, LCSC doesn't shy away from it.
Read the rest on the ClubLexus.com homepage. >>
If you're anything like forum member LCSC, you take your SC out on the track as well as the street, so you definitely want things under the hood in order. It takes a lot of work. Luckily, LCSC doesn't shy away from it.
Read the rest on the ClubLexus.com homepage. >>
10-21-15, 10:22 PM
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I'm looking at this pic thinking, there is absolutely no way this is an 18x12 wheel, it's way too narrow.
What you probably have is an 18x11 (which everyone knows will measure 12" from lip to lip). You can't get a 12" wheel under stock fenders that easily.
The front doesn't look like a 10" either, again it's too narrow and has way too much room to the outside.
Great build thread!
What you probably have is an 18x11 (which everyone knows will measure 12" from lip to lip). You can't get a 12" wheel under stock fenders that easily.
The front doesn't look like a 10" either, again it's too narrow and has way too much room to the outside.
Great build thread!
Last edited by BayAreaLex; 01-01-16 at 05:31 PM.
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