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^^^^Well, I guess no one likes what I did
GS3Tek, as far as my thinking goes. The only prior use of the 5 liter engine in the LC in a passenger car was in an "F" car. My previous car was an ISF. The same engine is also used in the RCF and GSF. No where else. So, I feel the "F" nomenclature is correct on the LC
You may disagree, and that's fine with me
Lou
GS3Tek, as far as my thinking goes. The only prior use of the 5 liter engine in the LC in a passenger car was in an "F" car. My previous car was an ISF. The same engine is also used in the RCF and GSF. No where else. So, I feel the "F" nomenclature is correct on the LC You may disagree, and that's fine with me Lou
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I can see that the LC, GSF and RCF use the same power plant, thus you wanting add the F badge.
However, an LCF was rumored to get the V8TT.
It's still your car, do what will make you happy...we're just sideline cheerleaders here
However, an LCF was rumored to get the V8TT.
It's still your car, do what will make you happy...we're just sideline cheerleaders here
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^^^^Well, I guess no one likes what I did GS3Tek, as far as my thinking goes. The only prior use of the 5 liter engine in the LC in a passenger car was in an "F" car. My previous car was an ISF. The same engine is also used in the RCF and GSF. No where else. So, I feel the "F" nomenclature is correct on the LC You may disagree, and that's fine with me
Lou
GS3Tek, as far as my thinking goes. The only prior use of the 5 liter engine in the LC in a passenger car was in an "F" car. My previous car was an ISF. The same engine is also used in the RCF and GSF. No where else. So, I feel the "F" nomenclature is correct on the LC You may disagree, and that's fine with meLou
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^^^^Thanks for your post Enjoy your curb feelers I am not looking for positive comments or reinforcement, but was simply posting to show something I had done. Comments are certainly welcome - Positive or Negative. Also just to add another comment. The only vehicle Lexus identifies with the 500 name other than the LC is the LS500. Same basic structure as the LC, but completely different engine - in size, number of cylinders, type of induction and concept.
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Enjoy your curb feelers I am not looking for positive comments or reinforcement, but was simply posting to show something I had done. Comments are certainly welcome - Positive or Negative. Also just to add another comment. The only vehicle Lexus identifies with the 500 name other than the LC is the LS500. Same basic structure as the LC, but completely different engine - in size, number of cylinders, type of induction and concept.Lou
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