Carbin fiber parts
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So there are two vendors. Carbon Addicts and E6 Carbon, while they carry similar and same items, in my experience: E6 Carbon is actually far better overall in terms of quality, customer service and pricing.
Carbon Addict for me the only positive thing I would say is shipping was a little faster.
I have parts from both vendors and overall though I would say the tail light overlay is a recommended item, katana roof blades are optional but I put them on, same with the mirror trim piece shown above.
Spindle grill surround and exhaust finishers would also look good too, I just haven't gotten to it yet, though I don't know if I will, as I teeter on between "less is more", while wanting it all to look fairly uniform but not boring, nor overly done.
Carbon Addict for me the only positive thing I would say is shipping was a little faster.
I have parts from both vendors and overall though I would say the tail light overlay is a recommended item, katana roof blades are optional but I put them on, same with the mirror trim piece shown above.
Spindle grill surround and exhaust finishers would also look good too, I just haven't gotten to it yet, though I don't know if I will, as I teeter on between "less is more", while wanting it all to look fairly uniform but not boring, nor overly done.
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I got them from a seller called "jogon" and I made an offer of $55 which they accepted
https://www.ebay.com/itm/375206025316
https://www.ebay.com/itm/375206025316
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I love that look. How much did it cost for both mirrors? Is it an overlay? Do you mind sharing the link you purchased them from? How long was the shipping time? Thank you in advance.
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I purchased these mirrors on eBay in 2020.. They were $899 then. I believe they are $999 now.
They are genuine Lexus LC mirror covers skinned in Carbon Fiber.
I want to say they took 7 days from Bulgaria but that is fast considering they go thru customs .
Tuning Star on eBay sells them and he is good to work with
the link is…
https://www.ebay.com/itm/26480742771...mis&media=COPY
They are genuine Lexus LC mirror covers skinned in Carbon Fiber.
I want to say they took 7 days from Bulgaria but that is fast considering they go thru customs .
Tuning Star on eBay sells them and he is good to work with
the link is…
https://www.ebay.com/itm/26480742771...mis&media=COPY
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From: Florida
Lexus Test Driver
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From: Florida
Lexus Test Driver
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This is the video I used to do it
It doesn't get as far as removing that last black piece (inner mirror housing in piano black) but when I got the top cover and bottom cover off that piece was loose so I'd assume it's just held on to the base by a clip. However that piece also looks like it doesn't change with the carbon fiber one so theoretically you should be able to just leave the stock one on.
It doesn't get as far as removing that last black piece (inner mirror housing in piano black) but when I got the top cover and bottom cover off that piece was loose so I'd assume it's just held on to the base by a clip. However that piece also looks like it doesn't change with the carbon fiber one so theoretically you should be able to just leave the stock one on.
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This is the video I used to do it
https://youtu.be/0JKcvAqSTnM?si=9aQkh_x9ZLQImpwS
It doesn't get as far as removing that last black piece (inner mirror housing in piano black) but when I got the top cover and bottom cover off that piece was loose so I'd assume it's just held on to the base by a clip. However that piece also looks like it doesn't change with the carbon fiber one so theoretically you should be able to just leave the stock one on.
https://youtu.be/0JKcvAqSTnM?si=9aQkh_x9ZLQImpwS
It doesn't get as far as removing that last black piece (inner mirror housing in piano black) but when I got the top cover and bottom cover off that piece was loose so I'd assume it's just held on to the base by a clip. However that piece also looks like it doesn't change with the carbon fiber one so theoretically you should be able to just leave the stock one on.
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If you have one use a screwdriver with a magnetic tip when reassembling. I was putting everything back together and got to the last screw and it slipped and dropped back into the mirror housing. I had to disassemble the whole thing again to get it 😅