Authentic?
Originally posted by BigMoNYC
Has anyone actually made a purchase from him? Im looking at his feedback rating and reading through some of the feedback left for him....... he seems like a good seller. Seems like everyone has bad reviews about the guy meanwhile no one has purchased anything. Just my .02
Has anyone actually made a purchase from him? Im looking at his feedback rating and reading through some of the feedback left for him....... he seems like a good seller. Seems like everyone has bad reviews about the guy meanwhile no one has purchased anything. Just my .02
Lead Lap
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Originally posted by rominl
yeah i agree with neo. unless you can find a good souce that can do the center console perfect as well, which is almost impossible, otherwise it's too much money and work to get something that doesn't fit perfect
yeah i agree with neo. unless you can find a good souce that can do the center console perfect as well, which is almost impossible, otherwise it's too much money and work to get something that doesn't fit perfect
I hadn't secured my car yet, so it slipped my mind. Maybe it's time to check back again...
Jeff
Originally posted by CaMsGS3
guys what do you mean by mirror covers, do they go over the stock mirrors, if so how do they look?Ricey??
anyone have any pics with these "covers"
guys what do you mean by mirror covers, do they go over the stock mirrors, if so how do they look?Ricey??
anyone have any pics with these "covers"
On the car:
Top View:
From the Front View:
Front and back:
They are not that noticeable at a glance. I took the closeups at specific angles to show the cover edges (as requested by a member in a previous thread).
Lexus Test Driver
Joined: May 2004
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From: California
Originally posted by Neo
Here are mine that I've had in the gallery for other threads.
On the car:
Top View:
From the Front View:
Front and back:
They are not that noticeable at a glance. I took the closeups at specific angles to show the cover edges (as requested by a member in a previous thread).
Here are mine that I've had in the gallery for other threads.
On the car:
Top View:
From the Front View:
Front and back:
They are not that noticeable at a glance. I took the closeups at specific angles to show the cover edges (as requested by a member in a previous thread).
Originally posted by phunkyGS
Back in August when Steve Ganz was unveiling his revised site, I asked him about the blackwood center console. He said he thought he had figured it out and would be putting it on the site soon. Check the third page down near the bottom. https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...hreadid=131257
I hadn't secured my car yet, so it slipped my mind. Maybe it's time to check back again...
Jeff
Back in August when Steve Ganz was unveiling his revised site, I asked him about the blackwood center console. He said he thought he had figured it out and would be putting it on the site soon. Check the third page down near the bottom. https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...hreadid=131257
I hadn't secured my car yet, so it slipped my mind. Maybe it's time to check back again...
Jeff
plus it's too hard to do the shift ****, which can be a serious problem.i know another place where you might be able to get it. i forgot where it is though, just read about it that's all
Originally posted by DetMich1
So, do these go on OVER the existing mirror enclosure, or do you remove the standard mirror housing leaving the mirror and motor behind and cover it with the new part which contains the lights? Are they LED? I assume you tap into the power to the turn signal indicator so they blink in unison with the turn signals.
So, do these go on OVER the existing mirror enclosure, or do you remove the standard mirror housing leaving the mirror and motor behind and cover it with the new part which contains the lights? Are they LED? I assume you tap into the power to the turn signal indicator so they blink in unison with the turn signals.
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Lead Lap
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From: New York
Originally posted by Neo
Over the existing mirror housing. You just need to drill a small hole in the original housing for the wiring of the turn signal. I believe they are LEDs and yes on the wiring to the existing signal.
Over the existing mirror housing. You just need to drill a small hole in the original housing for the wiring of the turn signal. I believe they are LEDs and yes on the wiring to the existing signal.
1. where can i order these things
2. any writeup on where to tap into the existing wiring signal
thanks
Originally posted by CaMsGS3
thanks for the info, do you have any info on
1. where can i order these things
2. any writeup on where to tap into the existing wiring signal
thanks
thanks for the info, do you have any info on
1. where can i order these things
2. any writeup on where to tap into the existing wiring signal
thanks
2. you can probably tap all the way to the front turn signals, just need to go through the firewall. or you can probably try to tap into the turn signals in the steering column. not sure how hard it is though
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Those TRD are old style.................... get the new and improved
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...hreadid=139738
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...hreadid=139738
