Spring time goodies
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Spring time goodies
The one good thing with buying a car in the dead of winter is you get to fall in love with it all over again in spring time.
Actually purchased these wheels 2 years ago before I even owned an ls460 , I sold them , then found them again last month in Montreal and bought them back form the guy I sold them too
The beauty of these wheels are they were specifically built for the ls460 , and came with a set of hubcentric rings
22x9.5 - 22x10.5 - Forgiato Martellatos
Plus some license plate covers
Will post photos very soon
Actually purchased these wheels 2 years ago before I even owned an ls460 , I sold them , then found them again last month in Montreal and bought them back form the guy I sold them too
The beauty of these wheels are they were specifically built for the ls460 , and came with a set of hubcentric rings
22x9.5 - 22x10.5 - Forgiato Martellatos
Plus some license plate covers
Will post photos very soon
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It was slim pickins around here this year for wheels locally, so I did what I had too
But these offsets and sizes were built for this vehicle, I know because when I first bought them it came in the box with the spec sheet from the company who had them bult and shipped to Canada, wasn't directly from forgiato but from a 3rd party supplier
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As you wish 
I really wish I could adjust the height on this thing without having to buy an install a controller
If anyone has experience with the lowering links pls let me know
It just needs a 0.5 inch drop in rear and a 1 inch in front , id be fine with that
Also needs a small spacer in the rear but that's no problem
I really wish I could adjust the height on this thing without having to buy an install a controller
If anyone has experience with the lowering links pls let me know
It just needs a 0.5 inch drop in rear and a 1 inch in front , id be fine with that
Also needs a small spacer in the rear but that's no problem
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My car reminds me of my bedroom as a teenager, on first glance looks fairly clean and respectable, but under the bed and in the closet is full of garbage , **** mags and pizza boxes stuffed in there
I don't think anyone would guess this is a work vehicle, until they pop the trunk lol
Also got the weather techs out and the OEM mats back in.....its finally starting to feel like a Lexus
I don't think anyone would guess this is a work vehicle, until they pop the trunk lol
Also got the weather techs out and the OEM mats back in.....its finally starting to feel like a Lexus
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I actually have the Skipper Lowering Links still installed on my car. The purpose of why I installed mine was to shorten the travel distance when lowering the car w/ the controller (since it took so long), but theoretically, you could shorten the length of the lowering links to get the car "slightly" lower. Bear in mind, when I say "slightly" it's probably around 0.5-1".
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It also needs a 10 mm spacer in the rear but that's not a concern right now
I actually have the Skipper Lowering Links still installed on my car. The purpose of why I installed mine was to shorten the travel distance when lowering the car w/ the controller (since it took so long), but theoretically, you could shorten the length of the lowering links to get the car "slightly" lower. Bear in mind, when I say "slightly" it's probably around 0.5-1".
I'm just looking for a shop that's willing to take on the job, here in Toronto no one wants to do anything aftermarket to your car, its a pain in the *** every single time
hahah , good one
Thanks to this little guy theres really no point in buying a new sofa just yet
BTW its fake leather, real leather doesn't peel like that
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