SHES DONE... 04 LS430 UL on Asanti's
#31
I'm a little disappointed at some of the unflattering comments. A lot of work has been put into this car and it looks exactly the way the owner wants it to look. That's good enough for me and I appreciate posting pictures of it.
Those wheels are gorgeous. Nice choice!
Those wheels are gorgeous. Nice choice!
#37
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Looks good. i was at Ft. Hood and this style is not common over there. I had m IS300 flushed and ppl broke necks all day..lol Props on the car/work. Maybe a little fender work or tweak on camber and you will be set.
#38
Yea im on air ride. i might lower the rear some more tomorrow or something. i was thinkign of a pull but idk... i think im content with it =)
My plans are to pull the fronts and rears in the future. the fronts will be pulled and the whole fornt end repainted. i might be able to get 15mm pull in the rear without killing the paint on the quarters. My ideal camber is -6 in the rear and im good.
#40
Lexus Champion
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If you have air then thats good, whenever you park or going to photoshoot I say just lower it all the way do you can. Your wheels should camber in even more so you should be fine and it will look sick just sitting there. When your done parking/picture or whatever just air up and drive how you drive now.
My car is kinda like yours I only have RUCA so im at -6 camber in the rear with only like -2/3 up front doesnt look right, but as long as its driveable its fine.
My car is kinda like yours I only have RUCA so im at -6 camber in the rear with only like -2/3 up front doesnt look right, but as long as its driveable its fine.
#42
Lexus Test Driver
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Well go look at how much a front kit cost and lemme know if you have the cash to fork out on it. Im definately not paying thousands on some arms for some more camber. The front lower control arms are maxed out. -3 is as far as they will go. I like the aggressive wheels and im happy with it. BTW, this car doesnt give me headaches.
#44
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Originally Posted by 93SC300
My plans are to pull the fronts and rears in the future. the fronts will be pulled and the whole front end repainted. i might be able to get 15mm pull in the rear without killing the paint on the quarters. My ideal camber is -6 in the rear and im good.
each fender was a 400 job but the were both pulled, re-rolled, cleaned up, and painted. All metal work and good sanding to avoid too muchbondo or fiberglass.
Now on full coils and you can see where the rear and front sits at for a daily driven car... not 1 issue unless I hit a good dip on the highway the tire will roll on the inside of the fender on the rear. The shop smoothed it out for when that happens. Go talk to Adrian or the guys at Deepstage on Rancier, he may be able to point you int he right direction. It's good to be patient when building and you are learning a lot as you go through your set up, so that's good thing. .
Last edited by stanced; 06-24-12 at 05:59 AM.