New breaks for gs 300 2006
09-03-15, 06:22 PM
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New breaks for gs 300 2006
Hay gusy . I wont to put new breaks for my lexus gs 300 2006 , i heard that someone put biger calipers from gs 350 to gs 300 , it is true that fit??? I want to replace all pads , rotars and calipers for new. Or reaer calipers in gs 350 are the same like on gs300??? Whot i hawe to do and to buy to change calipers from gs350 to my care???
09-03-15, 10:07 PM
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Could your post have any more spelling mistakes and lazy typos? Just saying...
I leave it to the other members to take pity and try to answer the question if they can decipher it.
I leave it to the other members to take pity and try to answer the question if they can decipher it.
09-04-15, 06:02 PM
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What is the knuckles ?? I do not now if knuckles is the same. Do i have to change dust shield for biger???
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09-05-15, 04:46 AM
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The older the 3rd Gen GS gets, the worse the post quality gets around here. Apparently this generation GS has become so cheap to purchase you don't even need to be a high school graduate to afford one. And they just get more and more pimptastic, with all manner of extra dark window tint, roof spoilers, 20" rims, and blue discharge headlamps. Makes me want to revolt and pick up really old school 2006 LS, the last REAL Lexus.
09-05-15, 09:05 AM
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The affordability of the 3rd generation gs is reminiscent of the first generation sc. More people are able to purchase due lower costs which leads to more riced out cars.
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09-05-15, 01:00 PM
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And stupider, less coherent posts on Club Lexus. At a minimum, Lukiusa could have spelled "brakes" correctly.
09-05-15, 03:14 PM
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Yes it is possible. It's also expensive. Your looking at least 1000$ probably more with Labor, Unless your planning to do it your self. However if you don't know what a knuckle is, I wouldn't recommend it. I'm sure you can find more info if you just search a bit.
09-06-15, 07:42 AM
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Yes i am polish and i dont know how to write . I am using the translator to get some informations from the forum about my car . Now everything is clear ?
09-06-15, 09:55 AM
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Dang.... you guys are cruel. Maybe English is his second language?, just saying...
Yes it is possible. It's also expensive. Your looking at least 1000$ probably more with Labor, Unless your planning to do it your self. However if you don't know what a knuckle is, I wouldn't recommend it. I'm sure you can find more info if you just search a bit.
Yes it is possible. It's also expensive. Your looking at least 1000$ probably more with Labor, Unless your planning to do it your self. However if you don't know what a knuckle is, I wouldn't recommend it. I'm sure you can find more info if you just search a bit.
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