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Any tips for removing trim? Considered wrapping myself, any more pics?
Yea, i posted a how to remove the passenger side in a different carbon fiber wrapping thread. The driver side is easy, you can just pull that air vent & trim piece out, the passenger side requires removing the entire glove box however, and there are two hidden screws behind the front plate. Search for that thread and you'll find more pictures.
Yea, i posted a how to remove the passenger side in a different carbon fiber wrapping thread. The driver side is easy, you can just pull that air vent & trim piece out, the passenger side requires removing the entire glove box however, and there are two hidden screws behind the front plate. Search for that thread and you'll find more pictures.
I need to remove the trim/vent on driver side due to a tick. I haven't been able to get it out. It feels like trim is going to break. Any pics or tricks?
-Applied tinted Lamin-X to front Lexus logo
-Black chrome rear Lexus emblem and GS350 emblem
-Apexi smart controller
-Hopefully next week I get around to installing Tanabe springs and wrapping the chrome trim all around
I need to remove the trim/vent on driver side due to a tick. I haven't been able to get it out. It feels like trim is going to break. Any pics or tricks?
Okay, maybe this entry will be considered silly but I got an alignment today. What makes it significant is the huge improvement it made to the way the car behaves. Since owning the vehicle I have been fairly vocal about how "disconnected" from the road it felt. Long drives were tiresome and fatigue would set in fairly quickly. Plus anytime there were even small gusts of wind, the car seemed unsettled (when driving at highway speeds). Yep, shame on the Dealer for not checking that when going through the CPO process OR having it checked during my follow up visits (often complaining about the aforementioned driving characteristics).
Now it feels much, much more like a sport/luxury car. No more "wandering" and/or numerous small steering inputs while driving down a straight road. Amen!
BTW, the tires are very new and show NO sign of uneven wear. The toe was off by quite a bit on both the front and rear.
05-20-17, 10:09 PM
