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11-01-12, 11:34 AM
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Brutally honest arn't ya'll... haha
I have seen 19' in IS-F rims for 695.00 on ebay, not OEM but does not bother me...
Initial G The Car already has HID's.. We're you thinking of something different?
I like the idea of tint for the tail lights, I have also found some front spoilers for as low as 350 or so....
2500 dollars is just a start, I was not going to keep the car so I had decided to not put any money into it. But since I have decided to keep it I think I am going to spend a little money on it!! Excited about my options!! Im not really looking for any performance MODs or exhaust, im very pleased with the car being stock!
I have seen 19' in IS-F rims for 695.00 on ebay, not OEM but does not bother me...
Initial G The Car already has HID's.. We're you thinking of something different?
I like the idea of tint for the tail lights, I have also found some front spoilers for as low as 350 or so....
2500 dollars is just a start, I was not going to keep the car so I had decided to not put any money into it. But since I have decided to keep it I think I am going to spend a little money on it!! Excited about my options!! Im not really looking for any performance MODs or exhaust, im very pleased with the car being stock!
11-01-12, 12:14 PM
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11-01-12, 01:51 PM
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Here's my car:
Don't buy knock off parts: support the aftermarket companies doing their own r&d. That being said, $2,500 isn't much to work with. Start with coilovers and save up some extra cash for wheels. I'm probably about 4x your budget into my car already and still have more plans, so saving money is key.
Don't buy knock off parts: support the aftermarket companies doing their own r&d. That being said, $2,500 isn't much to work with. Start with coilovers and save up some extra cash for wheels. I'm probably about 4x your budget into my car already and still have more plans, so saving money is key.
11-01-12, 02:42 PM
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Upgrade your HIDs in your headlights to something a little brighter and HIDs for the fogs to match. If you want. If you are not really looking for performance mods, you can disregard exhaust and intake. But some springs or coil overs and a nice set of rims would be a nice upgrade. Check out some LEDs replacements for the interior. Good luck.
11-01-12, 02:57 PM
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u must be into monster trucks then.
Bc lowering a car just to get rid of the wheel gap makes it clean, not rice.
For example
2IS 'R' US posted this in this thread
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...lowered-2.html
and mine before and after the drop, and I drive mine daily so I only wanted a subtle drop.
I guess my car is pretty rice
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