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01-07-08, 10:16 AM
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newb so cal ucf10 member
hi im new to the lexus community.. here are pics of my newly modded ucf10
just started on yet and it is far from finished
dropped on megan coilovers and sportmax rims when i first got it
still have to get the exhaust system done
im not going for any crazy bippu / vip look... just trying to build a clean celsior that doesnt look like anyone elses
if everyone went for the true vip look then everyones car would look the same but just with different offset rims depending on how deep their pocket is.. just my opinion
also this is my daily and i drive it EVERYWHERE..
just started on yet and it is far from finished
dropped on megan coilovers and sportmax rims when i first got it
still have to get the exhaust system done
im not going for any crazy bippu / vip look... just trying to build a clean celsior that doesnt look like anyone elses
if everyone went for the true vip look then everyones car would look the same but just with different offset rims depending on how deep their pocket is.. just my opinion
also this is my daily and i drive it EVERYWHERE..
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01-08-08, 12:04 AM
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18x9.5 +35 all around
btw.. there for sale 500 if you want them
and i got the megan coilovers direct
they could go far lower but it will just hit frame.. nice stiff ride also..
i dont have to worry about bottoming out.. havent done it yet!
so if your looking for a factory / soft ride .. the megans are not for you!
btw.. there for sale 500 if you want them
and i got the megan coilovers direct
they could go far lower but it will just hit frame.. nice stiff ride also..
i dont have to worry about bottoming out.. havent done it yet!
so if your looking for a factory / soft ride .. the megans are not for you!
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01-08-08, 09:41 AM
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thats what they say but its a mistake.. the test car was actually a ucf10 but i guess they labeled it wrong.
i really dont know how much they go for..
and im in northridge, van nuys area
i really dont know how much they go for..
and im in northridge, van nuys area
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01-08-08, 03:07 PM
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Megans ARE pretty decent. The coilovers are actually the ONLY thing I'd trust from them, since they outsource it through another company anyways.
I wish I woulda known they fit UCF10's. The picture they have on the site was with a UCF10, but advertised for UCF20. So I called them to verify and they stated the front ones fit, but the rears were too long for UCF10, so I bought JIC's instead. Now I find out they DO work for UCF10
Damn JIC's put me in the poor house 
I wish I woulda known they fit UCF10's. The picture they have on the site was with a UCF10, but advertised for UCF20. So I called them to verify and they stated the front ones fit, but the rears were too long for UCF10, so I bought JIC's instead. Now I find out they DO work for UCF10
Damn JIC's put me in the poor house
01-08-08, 03:46 PM
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Megans ARE pretty decent. The coilovers are actually the ONLY thing I'd trust from them, since they outsource it through another company anyways.
I wish I woulda known they fit UCF10's. The picture they have on the site was with a UCF10, but advertised for UCF20. So I called them to verify and they stated the front ones fit, but the rears were too long for UCF10, so I bought JIC's instead. Now I find out they DO work for UCF10 Damn JIC's put me in the poor house
I wish I woulda known they fit UCF10's. The picture they have on the site was with a UCF10, but advertised for UCF20. So I called them to verify and they stated the front ones fit, but the rears were too long for UCF10, so I bought JIC's instead. Now I find out they DO work for UCF10
Damn JIC's put me in the poor house
01-08-08, 07:52 PM
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Ahh ok, I guess I'll enjoy them when they finally arrive.
Anyways back on topic, Nice car man! Are you planning on keeping those wheels or are you going to get different ones? They look nice but maybe a little too "sporty" for a UCF10
Anyways back on topic, Nice car man! Are you planning on keeping those wheels or are you going to get different ones? They look nice but maybe a little too "sporty" for a UCF10
