Post up Recent pixs of YOUR car (LS400s)
11-25-13, 08:48 AM
#5836
ya it was barley noticeable in the pic - im just aware its a common problem with fender modding the LS
so what tire size are you running up front?
the wheels i pictured are 18x9.5+12 which i will be running all the way around with a 225/40
i am hoping i dont have to pull since im already running -4 camber all the way around
so what tire size are you running up front?
the wheels i pictured are 18x9.5+12 which i will be running all the way around with a 225/40
i am hoping i dont have to pull since im already running -4 camber all the way around
11-25-13, 08:27 PM
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I have 225/35/18, but I'm on air so I don't really have to worry about them looking small lol
Another picture I found for the sake of not getting offtrack.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/autofiend/11060896134
Another picture I found for the sake of not getting offtrack.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/autofiend/11060896134
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11-26-13, 12:36 AM
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11-26-13, 01:54 AM
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Here's a wild question for all you tail light retrofit junkies:
How feasible is it to set up something like this for the LS?
Basically, clear lens (LED) tail lights. Not like the clear lenses some of you guys are running since, well, they look like the regular tail lights, sans color
I don't really care too much for the acrylic panels, but is a custom lens too extreme to fabricate?
Also, to keep things on topic, here's a picture of my car, at night
How feasible is it to set up something like this for the LS?
Basically, clear lens (LED) tail lights. Not like the clear lenses some of you guys are running since, well, they look like the regular tail lights, sans color
I don't really care too much for the acrylic panels, but is a custom lens too extreme to fabricate?Also, to keep things on topic, here's a picture of my car, at night
11-26-13, 06:22 AM
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There are quite a few LED magazines in Japan nowadays to show how to do them. Take a look around, you just build a light board, install leds/resistors and run a controller....obviously easier said than done.
11-26-13, 07:18 AM
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Completely feasible, it has been done many times, but the average cost is around $1500+ and going up towards $3k not including shipping/brokerage fees.
There are quite a few LED magazines in Japan nowadays to show how to do them. Take a look around, you just build a light board, install leds/resistors and run a controller....obviously easier said than done.
There are quite a few LED magazines in Japan nowadays to show how to do them. Take a look around, you just build a light board, install leds/resistors and run a controller....obviously easier said than done.
11-28-13, 09:28 PM
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chur chur
new to this and new to the lexus haha just scored me up a 1991 ls400 pretty much standard apart from suspension and rims and rolled guards..got new kyb gas shocks with compressed springs..sittin on 18" wolfs........how do you put up pics??
