Phanatik's IS350 Pictures Post
06-20-07, 09:59 AM
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Phanatik's IS350 Pictures Post
I've been on here for a while now but have never posted pictures of my car. Just thought it was time for me to do so now. All questions, comments, suggestions, etc. are welcomed.
Specs:
2006 IS350 Black/Black
Sports Edition (Nav + ML)
Lexus Factory Spoiler
LED interior and puddle lights
Tint all around from California Tint
Weathertech window visors
Red-outs
Injen Intake
19" MRR GT-1's
Coming soon:
HKS Exhaust
NAV Hack
Specs:
2006 IS350 Black/Black
Sports Edition (Nav + ML)
Lexus Factory Spoiler
LED interior and puddle lights
Tint all around from California Tint
Weathertech window visors
Red-outs
Injen Intake
19" MRR GT-1's
Coming soon:
HKS Exhaust
NAV Hack
very nice!
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Hey those rim's look familiar, think my IS, mighta had those on before hehe.
06-20-07, 12:59 PM
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No he doesn't, the car looks hot as it is.
I understand a lot of you guys like the lowered look and my other car is lowered too, but I did it for better handling, not to improve its looks. And the price you pay is lower ground clearance, which not everyone is willing to put up with. I for one have learned the hard way that curbs are way too high at most parking lots, and it's kind of refreshing to be able to drive a car around that you don't have to worry about scraping the front end whenever you pull up too far forward, or on steep driveways, etc.
I'm not saying you shouldn't lower your car if you want to, and yes the cars that are slammed look very aggressive. But stop berating others who haven't lowered their cars by saying they NEED to lower them, ok? I NEED to keep making the payments on my car, I NEED to keep my eyes on the road and off my cell phone, but I don't NEED lowering.
I understand a lot of you guys like the lowered look and my other car is lowered too, but I did it for better handling, not to improve its looks. And the price you pay is lower ground clearance, which not everyone is willing to put up with. I for one have learned the hard way that curbs are way too high at most parking lots, and it's kind of refreshing to be able to drive a car around that you don't have to worry about scraping the front end whenever you pull up too far forward, or on steep driveways, etc.
I'm not saying you shouldn't lower your car if you want to, and yes the cars that are slammed look very aggressive. But stop berating others who haven't lowered their cars by saying they NEED to lower them, ok? I NEED to keep making the payments on my car, I NEED to keep my eyes on the road and off my cell phone, but I don't NEED lowering.
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Thanks for all the compliments and comments. I agree that the front wheel gap is a little too big. The back, to me anyway, looks okay the way it is. I don't want the car too low like some of you have stated. But I'm already on Sports suspension, will Eibachs help at all? I don't want to get coilovers, way too expensive. Basically, if possible, I just want to lower the front a little to lessen the wheel gap. Any suggestions??