My RC350 F-Sport Mods - Roxanne <3
09-12-16, 06:09 AM
#31
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OEM Tires sizes
235/40/19 overall diameter 26.40
265/35/19 overall diameter 26.30
Vossen setup
20x9 et38 w/235/35/20 overall diameter 26.46
20x10.5 et45 w/275/30/20 overall diameter 26.48
I feel with my drop, this is the absolute best possible fitment for this set up. Maybe one size up and I would still be able to keep the overall wheel diameter intact.
Hope this helps.
235/40/19 overall diameter 26.40
265/35/19 overall diameter 26.30
Vossen setup
20x9 et38 w/235/35/20 overall diameter 26.46
20x10.5 et45 w/275/30/20 overall diameter 26.48
I feel with my drop, this is the absolute best possible fitment for this set up. Maybe one size up and I would still be able to keep the overall wheel diameter intact.
Hope this helps.
09-26-16, 05:11 PM
#32
Lexus Test Driver
Originally Posted by suvi2k
Thank you! Moderate drop Because I didn't want to lose any comfort...and I didn't. This lip makes it low enough and protects all around. Been in a blizzard already and it isn't peeling at all. I recommend it!
09-27-16, 06:59 AM
#33
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I used degreaser and adhesive promoter first. Then started on one end and worked my way around using the "v cut" method for when I encountered sharp turns. Also, I did not use the screws provided because I did not want to drill into my car. It has help up well for a year now.
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lexual_rc (04-27-17)
10-27-16, 12:02 PM
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I followed the instructions and videos the site has online. Theres even some on you tube: Universal All-Fit Lip Kit Installation Instructions Do It Yourself DIY Splitter Spoiler - YouTube
I used degreaser and adhesive promoter first. Then started on one end and worked my way around using the "v cut" method for when I encountered sharp turns. Also, I did not use the screws provided because I did not want to drill into my car. It has help up well for a year now.
I used degreaser and adhesive promoter first. Then started on one end and worked my way around using the "v cut" method for when I encountered sharp turns. Also, I did not use the screws provided because I did not want to drill into my car. It has help up well for a year now.
11-07-16, 08:17 AM
#36
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A couple more mods for Roxy I meant to update earlier. 
Courtesy Logo Lights
Extended paddle shifters:
High reflective 3M Caliper Wrap (Car on lift still)
Video of calipers at night!
IMG_0566.MOV
Courtesy Logo Lights
Extended paddle shifters:
High reflective 3M Caliper Wrap (Car on lift still)
Video of calipers at night!
IMG_0566.MOV
11-07-16, 10:12 AM
#37
A couple more mods for Roxy I meant to update earlier.
Courtesy Logo Lights
Attachment 398723
Extended paddle shifters:
Attachment 398724
High reflective 3M Caliper Wrap (Car on lift still)
Attachment 398722
Video of calipers at night!
Attachment 398725
Courtesy Logo Lights
Attachment 398723
Extended paddle shifters:
Attachment 398724
High reflective 3M Caliper Wrap (Car on lift still)
Attachment 398722
Video of calipers at night!
Attachment 398725
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lexual_rc (04-27-17)
11-08-16, 08:51 AM
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Seems like this link may provide some better options for the same thing I received from ebay...however you may have to wait 3-4 weeks for it. FYI - even the price I got on ebay disappeared now (109.99) but it arrived in 2 business days.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...stalled-2.html
Hope this helps.
11-08-16, 09:03 AM
#41
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Honestly, I think the over all build/ quality of these really exceeded my expectations right out of the box. Some things to note:
Build:
1. Very nice finish and no imperfections in the surface.
2. Logo at the bottom cannot be seen as it covered by the steering wheel.
3. The holes at the top allow you to see warning lights on the dash without obstruction.
4. These feel extremely solid to hold and a bit heavier that I expected which I liked.
5. The double sided tape is already pre attached and installation was a breeze....its on there firm with 3M double sided table.
Function:
1. They do infact extend the paddle in both directions vertically on each side...however, only the lower parts of each paddle are actually functional. If you try to push down using the top part (where the hole) is, it is really hard to do or not possible at all. That being said, the bottom however is fully functional and can be pressed even at the lowest point to get a shift. What this means is, when I make a Left turn in manual mode, this really becomes handy as I don't have to re position my hands and can just push down on the lowest part of the right paddle. However the scenario when turning right and shifting up still requires me to find a part of the right paddle close to the center where the OEM paddle sat. I hope that makes sense....the same issues with downshifting of course apply.
Still over all, i love how they look and feel using them even when not turning and glad I added this simple mod.
Build:
1. Very nice finish and no imperfections in the surface.
2. Logo at the bottom cannot be seen as it covered by the steering wheel.
3. The holes at the top allow you to see warning lights on the dash without obstruction.
4. These feel extremely solid to hold and a bit heavier that I expected which I liked.
5. The double sided tape is already pre attached and installation was a breeze....its on there firm with 3M double sided table.
Function:
1. They do infact extend the paddle in both directions vertically on each side...however, only the lower parts of each paddle are actually functional. If you try to push down using the top part (where the hole) is, it is really hard to do or not possible at all. That being said, the bottom however is fully functional and can be pressed even at the lowest point to get a shift. What this means is, when I make a Left turn in manual mode, this really becomes handy as I don't have to re position my hands and can just push down on the lowest part of the right paddle. However the scenario when turning right and shifting up still requires me to find a part of the right paddle close to the center where the OEM paddle sat. I hope that makes sense....the same issues with downshifting of course apply.
Still over all, i love how they look and feel using them even when not turning and glad I added this simple mod.
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lexual_rc (08-26-19)
03-31-17, 01:11 PM
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So after about 6-7 months, I noticed some of the LED's in the rear bumper lenses I replaced started to die. I now no longer trust the LED type irrespective of which different companies make them...I would advise others against the ebay ones anyways now that this happened to me. I have just received another set of fiber optic lenses which I think will end up looking better anyway...will post how they turn out soon!
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