Australia's stanced IS250 build
06-14-13, 04:32 PM
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Australian is250 build
Hey guys, since I'm done with my car and took some photo's along the way. I thought I would start a build thread 
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Latest and last mods done before part out:
-INGS style front lip and side skirt
-TOMS rear lip
-SSR profssor SP1 19x9.5+17 on 225/35 and 19x10.5+10 on 245/35
-Spacers 5mm slip on and 20mm bolt on
-Auto fold mirrors
-Dvd hack
-Two 12" option audio subwoofer and Option Audio amp
-Dynomat the boot lid to reduce the vibrations from the subwoofers
-Megan racing rear upper camber arms
-Flared rear guards
-Quad exhuast tip
-Silvers neo max coilovers
-Shaved front bumper to get rid of the ugly number plate bracket and shaved rear boot panel to remove the Lexus IS250 badges
-A Supercharger kit running on the Vortech V-9 Supercharger
Showing you how it started and the process it went through to the end product
So here is what she looked like when I picked her up from the dealer about 10 months ago, bone stock
.Latest and last mods done before part out:
-INGS style front lip and side skirt
-TOMS rear lip
-SSR profssor SP1 19x9.5+17 on 225/35 and 19x10.5+10 on 245/35
-Spacers 5mm slip on and 20mm bolt on
-Auto fold mirrors
-Dvd hack
-Two 12" option audio subwoofer and Option Audio amp
-Dynomat the boot lid to reduce the vibrations from the subwoofers
-Megan racing rear upper camber arms
-Flared rear guards
-Quad exhuast tip
-Silvers neo max coilovers
-Shaved front bumper to get rid of the ugly number plate bracket and shaved rear boot panel to remove the Lexus IS250 badges
-A Supercharger kit running on the Vortech V-9 Supercharger
Showing you how it started and the process it went through to the end product
So here is what she looked like when I picked her up from the dealer about 10 months ago, bone stock
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Not too sure if I wanted the full exhaust sound or not so I settled with doing a quad tip and see how i went from there and headed to my local tyre shop to find some wheels. Not knowing much about what brand were good or not so this was a whole learning process
06-14-13, 05:48 PM
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And not so long after I got over the wheels and looked for something different and ended up with these. Later on I got them painted in blood orange with gold pearl to try something new
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Got the coils put in and front lip painted. Then not so long after it was time for some new wheels, by now I stared to talk to more people and got in the right direction and pick up some SSR professor sp1
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Picked up a TOMS rear lip then had it painted and fitted. Put in rear upper camber arms then bolted on 15mm spacers on the front giving me about 9.5+7 and 20mm spacer in the rear giving me 10.5+10
06-14-13, 07:02 PM
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Fitted the side skirts and time for some body work 
. Had the front number plate bracket shaved off and the rear Lexus IS250 badge shaved off as well. Had the rear guards pumped out so I could go lower. Also tried on these wheels to see how it would look
. Had the front number plate bracket shaved off and the rear Lexus IS250 badge shaved off as well. Had the rear guards pumped out so I could go lower. Also tried on these wheels to see how it would look
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Since I'm finished with this build. It is now time to part out and get the car back to stock and onto a next car. Team stockies ! hahaha. Yes I know the fitment is ugly and way off. Just in the progress to put the shocks etc back in
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