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some of you know me from the VIPStylecars Forum.
I want to present you my LS in the CL to.
In the past i do a lot of mods. This to post need a lot of time.
When somebody need to know what was done til now.
Here is the best way: https://www.facebook.com/LexusLS400UCF20
So this was the look in 2014:
For 2015 is planed complete rebuild and repaint. Wider wheels and other goodies.
Nice work Deni, but you are going to have to reliefs in those geotines as you call them, where the harnesses are routed around the sharp edges to ensure you don't have issues.
Well you are not going to have to do it, but i would highly suggest it, just to be sure the harness will never rub into the edge and cut through the sheathing on the harness causing all manner of electrical issues!
looks awesome man! Excited to see the final product!
Yea isnt done. There i put edge protections. And the harnes i allready mountet higher. Im car-electritian and know about the problems with those sharp edges. First time after i put the Lex on the ground, i didnt know about the harnes under the fender and that the tire rubs on it. The result was that the entire electrical system as i drive with 210kmh has failed! Belive me that wasnt funny.
I can only warn everyone to modify the harnes as fast as possible!
Last edited by samsung201; Jan 4, 2015 at 10:03 AM.
Out of curiosity, what do you have for the air horn setup? (Couldn't help but notice the air horns next to the wiper reservoir) Also, for those "geotines" (though I usually refer to them as "seams"), what did you do to trim them like that? It looks more than just a hammer, so I was wondering.
Out of curiosity, what do you have for the air horn setup? (Couldn't help but notice the air horns next to the wiper reservoir) Also, for those "geotines" (though I usually refer to them as "seams"), what did you do to trim them like that? It looks more than just a hammer, so I was wondering.
Thanks for asking.
The Air Pressure Horns are normal, no "music" or somthing but verry loud Horns, from Bosch.
They sounds like hmm the Horns from Ferrari.
Yea the "Geotines" i hammerd with an piece of wood and hammer. So thats there more place to get it lover. Without to cut anything. I dont like to cut somthing on my lex. The UPCA holes made big pain in me. And the futured rear fender cut to...
Originally Posted by timmy0tool
hey deni i always thought you were already on here, just not as active. good to see more plans for the upcoming year!
and i heard the raybestos LBJs are decent but i recommend going with OEM lexus parts especially if you are running negative camber RCAs.
Hey Timmy, yea you wright. Im here for loong long time. But was unactive. Sorry for that.
Yea 2015 is big moneyburn planed update.
Thanks for the Tip with Rays. Good to know that. Ok than i be along with OEMs.
Originally Posted by Shmee
Yeah Deni, those are the spots along with that one where your harness loops around and into the engine bay.
Car is coming along great!
How are those rod-end boots treating the BV arms?
Yea Sam. I doo it today, havent time to do it before. And what i recomend when the fenders down. To do and use cavity seal the fender holder and all around. There is nothing sealed!
I make few pictures tumorow.
The boots are great. I recomend here to cut underneath a small hole. Mine was full of water!
AND surprise surprise have big good news. I got Nagisa front UPCA to. Now i have front and rear Nagisa UPCAs. + T-Demand RCAs at front whats allready installed. Polyurethane bushings for the Strut Bar SPF2989K and rear diff pinion mount SPF2769K.
After that i have all bushings from Polyurethane.
Last edited by samsung201; Jan 7, 2015 at 02:30 PM.
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