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LOL the jack is like RIGHT THERE in the picture! instead, you used a brick. 0 Fks given. hahaha
Edit: actually using the brick is faster way though if you don't have 2 jacks to lift the whole car up. he can paint all 4 calipers at once instead of 2 at a time. but if i were you, i would use cardboard paper to prevent scratches.
Djride: This is the paint I used.
Everyone:
I got the decals from eBay.
Those jack stands are too tall and I only have 2. I sat the bricks under the frame chassis. I gave at least one single F***.....lol. I had to use the jack to get the car up in order to put the bricks under. Real talk though, I do appreciate any advice and construction criticism though. I'm new to the Lexus game and I can learn a lot from yall.
Aside from scratching or damaging the hubs, underbody, or damaging the control arms which aren't designed to support weight like that. Since the weight of the car is pushing down on one tiny spot via a balljoint or hub, all the force will be concentrated on that one area on the block. Wouldn't want that thing cracking or slipping and falling on you. Especially if you are working alone in the garage.
Well at least I didnt start some s### by saying I use regular gas. This will cause a thread gang up. Lol... I don'tuse regular just for the record.. hahahhahaha
09-25-16, 12:40 PM
