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My IS-F Rear End Conversion - Full Photo Guide
Rookie
Joined: Mar 2015
Posts: 49
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From: United Kingdom
Hey man
i wrote you a private message but thought i may as well bring an old thread back.
Sounds stupid but who did you or how did you contact Lexus japan for the other parts? Local dealership are biting my arm off for the rest of the parts!
i wrote you a private message but thought i may as well bring an old thread back.
Sounds stupid but who did you or how did you contact Lexus japan for the other parts? Local dealership are biting my arm off for the rest of the parts!
How much are the dealerships quoting you in ur area?
Rookie
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From: United Kingdom
Driver School Candidate
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 20
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From: CA
Thanks ahead of time!
Last edited by emminentt; Jun 19, 2015 at 02:29 PM.
Driver School Candidate
Joined: Jun 2005
Posts: 20
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From: CA
Thanks ahead of time to anybody that can help with this!
Driver School Candidate
Joined: Mar 2015
Posts: 21
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From: uae
For those who are not aware, I have been planning my IS-F Rear conversion for some time now. Full details are on this original thread
I have successfully completed the project
and all installation photos and DIY guide are provided below.
Firstly, i would like to thank everyone on this forum who advised me throughout my planning. A special huge thanks goes to Joe Z and Javier for the expert advice.
The total cost of this conversion including the charges for painting the bumper at a bodyshop was $1,080. I purchased all the parts except the bumper from Lexus Japan and hence made quite a saving.
The exact cost breakdown is:
Bumper Cover with Parking Sensor Holes:
------
$320
------
Bodyshop Painting:
------
$240
------
2x Exhaust Tips
2x Reflectors
2x Towhook Covers
2x Lower retainer brackets
-------------------------
$520
-------------------------
Here are the pictures from start to finish.
Test fitting to make sure bumper will fit before placing order for the most expensive parts.
Attachment 437913
Attachment 437914
Attachment 437915
The OEM IS-F Tips and Reflectors:
Attachment 437916
Attachment 437917
Painted IS-F bumper with one of the tips installed
Attachment 437918
Attachment 437919
Attachment 437920
This is how it looks once OEM bumper is removed
Attachment 437921
OEM Exhaust Tip Removed
Attachment 437922
Tailpipe has to be cut short, this is how long it is:
Attachment 437923
And this is how short it is after cutting
Attachment 437924
Attachment 437925
And here comes the IS-F bumper and all photos:
Attachment 437926
Attachment 437927
Attachment 437928
Attachment 437929
Attachment 437930
Attachment 437931
Attachment 437932
I have successfully completed the project
and all installation photos and DIY guide are provided below.Firstly, i would like to thank everyone on this forum who advised me throughout my planning. A special huge thanks goes to Joe Z and Javier for the expert advice.
The total cost of this conversion including the charges for painting the bumper at a bodyshop was $1,080. I purchased all the parts except the bumper from Lexus Japan and hence made quite a saving.
The exact cost breakdown is:
Bumper Cover with Parking Sensor Holes:
------
$320
------
Bodyshop Painting:
------
$240
------
2x Exhaust Tips
2x Reflectors
2x Towhook Covers
2x Lower retainer brackets
-------------------------
$520
-------------------------
Here are the pictures from start to finish.
Test fitting to make sure bumper will fit before placing order for the most expensive parts.
Attachment 437913
Attachment 437914
Attachment 437915
The OEM IS-F Tips and Reflectors:
Attachment 437916
Attachment 437917
Painted IS-F bumper with one of the tips installed
Attachment 437918
Attachment 437919
Attachment 437920
This is how it looks once OEM bumper is removed
Attachment 437921
OEM Exhaust Tip Removed
Attachment 437922
Tailpipe has to be cut short, this is how long it is:
Attachment 437923
And this is how short it is after cutting
Attachment 437924
Attachment 437925
And here comes the IS-F bumper and all photos:
Attachment 437926
Attachment 437927
Attachment 437928
Attachment 437929
Attachment 437930
Attachment 437931
Attachment 437932
Can you share the part numbers for the parts used in this project (bumper, tips....reflectors)
Thanks
10th Gear
Joined: May 2025
Posts: 12
Likes: 1
For those who are not aware, I have been planning my IS-F Rear conversion for some time now. Full details are on this original thread
I have successfully completed the project and all installation photos and DIY guide are provided below.
Firstly, i would like to thank everyone on this forum who advised me throughout my planning. A special huge thanks goes to Joe Z and Javier for the expert advice.
The total cost of this conversion including the charges for painting the bumper at a bodyshop was $1,080. I purchased all the parts except the bumper from Lexus Japan and hence made quite a saving.
The exact cost breakdown is:
Bumper Cover with Parking Sensor Holes:
------
$320
------
Bodyshop Painting:
------
$240
------
2x Exhaust Tips
2x Reflectors
2x Towhook Covers
2x Lower retainer brackets
-------------------------
$520
-------------------------
Here are the pictures from start to finish.
Test fitting to make sure bumper will fit before placing order for the most expensive parts.
Attachment 437913
Attachment 437914
Attachment 437915
The OEM IS-F Tips and Reflectors:
Attachment 437916
Attachment 437917
Painted IS-F bumper with one of the tips installed
Attachment 437918
Attachment 437919
Attachment 437920
This is how it looks once OEM bumper is removed
Attachment 437921
OEM Exhaust Tip Removed
Attachment 437922
Tailpipe has to be cut short, this is how long it is:
Attachment 437923
And this is how short it is after cutting
Attachment 437924
Attachment 437925
And here comes the IS-F bumper and all photos:
Attachment 437926
Attachment 437927
Attachment 437928
Attachment 437929
Attachment 437930
Attachment 437931
Attachment 437932
I have successfully completed the project
and all installation photos and DIY guide are provided below.Firstly, i would like to thank everyone on this forum who advised me throughout my planning. A special huge thanks goes to Joe Z and Javier for the expert advice.
The total cost of this conversion including the charges for painting the bumper at a bodyshop was $1,080. I purchased all the parts except the bumper from Lexus Japan and hence made quite a saving.
The exact cost breakdown is:
Bumper Cover with Parking Sensor Holes:
------
$320
------
Bodyshop Painting:
------
$240
------
2x Exhaust Tips
2x Reflectors
2x Towhook Covers
2x Lower retainer brackets
-------------------------
$520
-------------------------
Here are the pictures from start to finish.
Test fitting to make sure bumper will fit before placing order for the most expensive parts.
Attachment 437913
Attachment 437914
Attachment 437915
The OEM IS-F Tips and Reflectors:
Attachment 437916
Attachment 437917
Painted IS-F bumper with one of the tips installed
Attachment 437918
Attachment 437919
Attachment 437920
This is how it looks once OEM bumper is removed
Attachment 437921
OEM Exhaust Tip Removed
Attachment 437922
Tailpipe has to be cut short, this is how long it is:
Attachment 437923
And this is how short it is after cutting
Attachment 437924
Attachment 437925
And here comes the IS-F bumper and all photos:
Attachment 437926
Attachment 437927
Attachment 437928
Attachment 437929
Attachment 437930
Attachment 437931
Attachment 437932
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