IS F @ Toyotafest 2009 - Long Beach
05-12-09, 07:02 AM
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No, it isn't. The larger two-piece disc is still lighter (by a good bit) than the OEM one-piece disc. You'd know this if you actually had any experience with Brembo GT kits and held them both. The difference is noticeable.
Javier
05-12-09, 07:59 AM
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Looks hott, in my opinion it looks very nice, but i feel like the Wald front lip copies the c63 amg too much, but thats my opinion, Im going for the entire ventross kit 
but it has a real mean stance!
05-12-09, 01:38 PM
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Yes, I am. OEM Brembos are not (nor were they ever intended to be) the same as the GT system brakes. They're spec'd, designed, and manufactured in completely different parts of the world.
No, it isn't. The larger two-piece disc is still lighter (by a good bit) than the OEM one-piece disc. You'd know this if you actually had any experience with Brembo GT kits and held them both. The difference is noticeable.
Javier
No, it isn't. The larger two-piece disc is still lighter (by a good bit) than the OEM one-piece disc. You'd know this if you actually had any experience with Brembo GT kits and held them both. The difference is noticeable.
Javier
not to mention the sick color!
05-12-09, 02:06 PM
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Both IS-Fs were fixed up properly. If you disagree on how it should look aesthetically, it's all fair game since everyone has a different taste. Unfortunately, some of you guys expressed your opinions without doing your research.
BTW, Joe, you need a drop real bad.
Terrance
BTW, Joe, you need a drop real bad.
Terrance
05-12-09, 02:10 PM
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Both IS-Fs were fixed up properly. If you disagree on how it should look aesthetically, it's all fair game since everyone has a different taste. Unfortunately, some of you guys expressed your opinions without doing your research.
BTW, Joe, you need a drop real bad.
Terrance
BTW, Joe, you need a drop real bad.
Terrance
05-12-09, 03:19 PM
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I was able to direct transfer most of IS350 mods..
Installed:
Gunmetal Intake, Five Axis Design Wheels, Yokohama Tires, JDM Window Visors, Optic Blue AeroTect Head & Fog Light overlays, AeroTect Clear Bra, Yellow DRL bulbs, Yellow Fog bulbs, Polarg M4 City Lights, DIY Dark Gray Matte Front Grill & "L" emblem, Full Matte Rear Tail Lights, LED Interior Dome Lighting, Illuminated Door Sills and Plug & Play Nav/DVD Override…
On the “to do list”:
Exhaust, Coils & retro fit JDM Fog housings
Joe Z
Last edited by Joe Z; 05-12-09 at 03:24 PM.
05-12-09, 04:45 PM
#43
Both IS-F are great in person. Love the Wald kit because its aggressive as hell, but I love the look of the blue on sliver carbon of the Brandnew w/ the yellow Brembo. Make the car pop. Phil don't worry what other people opinion, we mod our cars for us not anyone else.
