any modified LC?
06-23-17, 11:18 AM
#3
Not going to be much out there right now. Vorsteiner and Lexus Western made two cars for the Gold Rush Rally.
-Josh
-Josh
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Exhilr8n (09-04-19)
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12-31-17, 07:50 AM
#8
Has anyone dropped their LC
http://www.boostlogic.com/parts/toyota-lexus-parts/lexus-lc500/suspension-components.html
And if anyone has modified their suspension, I want to know if it affected their auto dampening system system.
Thanks!
01-11-18, 02:28 PM
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01-11-18, 07:39 PM
#11
It's a luxury car...not a race car.
If you drive one, you'll see what this car is all about, it drives amazing and the interior is hands down one of the nicest you will ever see in any car under $200k no question about it.
It was definitely not designed to be a race car, that's for sure. Like you said, it's way too big and underpowered to keep up with something like a nice new 911. But it was designed for a different purpose. For daily driving in the real world, it's a much better choice than the Porsche, which, who are we kidding 95% will NEVER drive hard on the streets let alone take to the track.
If you drive one, you'll see what this car is all about, it drives amazing and the interior is hands down one of the nicest you will ever see in any car under $200k no question about it.
It was definitely not designed to be a race car, that's for sure. Like you said, it's way too big and underpowered to keep up with something like a nice new 911. But it was designed for a different purpose. For daily driving in the real world, it's a much better choice than the Porsche, which, who are we kidding 95% will NEVER drive hard on the streets let alone take to the track.
01-11-18, 10:40 PM
#12
It's a luxury car...not a race car.
If you drive one, you'll see what this car is all about, it drives amazing and the interior is hands down one of the nicest you will ever see in any car under $200k no question about it.
It was definitely not designed to be a race car, that's for sure. Like you said, it's way too big and underpowered to keep up with something like a nice new 911. But it was designed for a different purpose. For daily driving in the real world, it's a much better choice than the Porsche, which, who are we kidding 95% will NEVER drive hard on the streets let alone take to the track.
If you drive one, you'll see what this car is all about, it drives amazing and the interior is hands down one of the nicest you will ever see in any car under $200k no question about it.
It was definitely not designed to be a race car, that's for sure. Like you said, it's way too big and underpowered to keep up with something like a nice new 911. But it was designed for a different purpose. For daily driving in the real world, it's a much better choice than the Porsche, which, who are we kidding 95% will NEVER drive hard on the streets let alone take to the track.
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Exhilr8n (09-04-19)
01-12-18, 06:29 AM
#13
It's a luxury car...not a race car.
If you drive one, you'll see what this car is all about, it drives amazing and the interior is hands down one of the nicest you will ever see in any car under $200k no question about it.
It was definitely not designed to be a race car, that's for sure. Like you said, it's way too big and underpowered to keep up with something like a nice new 911. But it was designed for a different purpose. For daily driving in the real world, it's a much better choice than the Porsche, which, who are we kidding 95% will NEVER drive hard on the streets let alone take to the track.
If you drive one, you'll see what this car is all about, it drives amazing and the interior is hands down one of the nicest you will ever see in any car under $200k no question about it.
It was definitely not designed to be a race car, that's for sure. Like you said, it's way too big and underpowered to keep up with something like a nice new 911. But it was designed for a different purpose. For daily driving in the real world, it's a much better choice than the Porsche, which, who are we kidding 95% will NEVER drive hard on the streets let alone take to the track.
01-12-18, 10:46 AM
#14
Well, to be fair, Porches have looked dated for at least 20 years because they refuse to deviate from the basic look. Every time I start seriously considering one, that **** is over as soon as I look at a couple of pictures. It's such a shame.
