sidemarkers.
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sidemarkers.
Any one successfully installed side markers?
http://www.l-tunedparts.com/product/?id=2446
i want these so bad...is it simple plug n play?
http://www.l-tunedparts.com/product/?id=2446
i want these so bad...is it simple plug n play?
Nope, they are not obliged to. It's not something that came standard in the U.S.
You might be able to pay them to do the work, if you know someone that works at the dealer. But you can equally pay a tuner shop to do it. Tuner shops usually has more experience installing side markers (i.e. measuring the distance and cutting the hole in the fender).
You might be able to pay them to do the work, if you know someone that works at the dealer. But you can equally pay a tuner shop to do it. Tuner shops usually has more experience installing side markers (i.e. measuring the distance and cutting the hole in the fender).
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I'm trying to shave unnecessary items from my car e.g. sidemarkers, antennas, emblems, wings, etc.
You are trying to add things on. Sidemarkers are very, forgive my term, "ricey." I would expect it on a Honda, but a Lexus? Come on!
To each his own.
You are trying to add things on. Sidemarkers are very, forgive my term, "ricey." I would expect it on a Honda, but a Lexus? Come on!
To each his own.
Of course to each his own, I see it as a safety feature. Very useful in California. Granted no one lets you into the lane, but still.
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Are you also implying that Lexus of Japan and almost every other country they ship the IS to is "ricing" their cars? Except of course North America! It is an excellent safety feature,...that's why most European and Asian manufactures install them on their cars.
How is it ricey? Please don't use the term "rice", it has been blown way out of proportion. Personally for me, I prefer sidemarkers. It's a very good safety feature IMO. Especially since almost NO ONE pays attention to your rear blinkers, and almost no one can see the front. Blinkers on the mirror is also a good alternative, but requires more work to have these installed and make it look good and proper. Short of getting it from Factory.
Of course to each his own, I see it as a safety feature. Very useful in California. Granted no one lets you into the lane, but still.
Of course to each his own, I see it as a safety feature. Very useful in California. Granted no one lets you into the lane, but still.
shern - And dont even start with the RICE thing. You obviously dont even know the term. Yes to each its own. But if it was RICE why would Lexus make it?
