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doesnt bother me that much the speedo is incorrect as long as i dont get booked for speeding im happy :P

how did you test if the speed reading was wrong or not? i've never noticed this myself, but am intrigued to know

would 19s be same offset to prevent guard rubbing? also think about weight, how much heavier are the 19s over the 18s, also how much extra would you have to pay for rubber if you have enough money then go for it maybe stick with 18s and drop the car a few inches :P

hahahah well thats uni life, 3 days a week only

hahahah yea we have Aus + NZ lexusownersclub and theres not much activity there either most people have is200

as long as you get a qualified mechanic and they stamp your log book, then lexus will adhere to the 4yr warranty

wheels look nice im not too sure about the rubber they will give you, you have to ask them about that but most likely it will be some average ones

sure did!!! and yes it was hard work all up, about 6 hours :P :o :o next time when i do a detail on the car, i think im gonna clay it before polishing and waxing to get rid of all the contaminants before making it shine!! plus i forgot to tyre shine the rubber, hahahah

i just did what Palms recommended first : gold class car wash applied by their microfiber cotton mitt 2nd : then i dried it with their microwipe super-glide chamois, then went over it again with gold class microfiber (super shine) to completely dry it 3rd : i then applied a coat of deep crystal paint cleaner with meguiar's microfiber gold class hand applicator pad and buffed it off with microwipe polishing cloth 4th : then applied showcar glaze polish (7) with a new microfiber gold class applicator and wiped off with polishing cloth 5th : applied NXT tech wax paste with a microfiber gold class applicator, waited 30mins until the wax was dry to touch and buffed it off with a polishing cloth, this was easily done if you only applied a thin layer here are some pics

weird works on mine check the manual?

at least hoons regularly visit their forums and post up mods and ideas etc hahaha

1. tune into the station you want 2. press and hold the station number you want to store it to until u hear a beep done!

i dont think most just that there aint many lexus enthusiast as say supras, skylines etc

i just bought all those stuff and will be giving the car a wash and detail soon was wondering, do you use any type of sealant? or does the showcar glaze polish act as a sealant? cheers

Low beam is H11, High beams are 9005 (HB3) and Foglights are 9006 (HB4).

i know what you mean when we drive the car, we are ultra cautious not to rub our shoes on the door but cant do much about passengers we've had the car for less than a week so not much wear and tear yet but i think if you clean your car and maintain it then it should be fine maybe look into giving the interior a nice vacuum, and all the windows, vinyl and trimming a clean

the fob has a mechanical key which you can separate from the FOB i called the dealer to ask about the key number plate, he said they dont pass it out cos they keep it for their records on their system, so when you need to replace or make a new FOB, they can have access to it they said normal user dont have use for it and if it gets lost, they cant make u a new FOB

hey leeman, thats a pretty good deal we just got our is250, 2007 model, prestige, mooroof and 18" g-spyder wheels for $62000 incl all on road costs, thats with standard 4yr warranty too i so wish we got the entertainment pack and ML system

hmmm can you get me something too? like a air intake??? lol jksjks man i hate shipping cost

as i said already im not going to do anything im just curious as to whats the process for future references

heres my thread on Club Lexus USA http://www.clublexus.com/forums/showthread...828#post2502828 they say the stock coolant should last for 5 years, so you dont need to touch the thing sweet!

well if you tilt the front end further than the back, then more oil will come out, draining all of the oil out then putting in new one would be flushing wouldnt it? from that thread, i dont think you can fully flush the oil system, cause theres always some left from the piping and stuff

heres a picture showing the plastic thing removed you can also see the position of the air scoop which is very poorly positioned

found a thread with pics and explanation to flush engine oil http://www.clublexus.com/forums/showthread.php?t=201983 now just need the coolant

stolen from Club Lexus USA Stock information: 17" RWD: Front: 225/45/17, 17x8 +45mm Rear: 245/45/17, 17x8, +45mm 17" AWD: Front and Rear: 225/45/17, 17x8, +45mm 18" RWD : Front: 225/40/18, 18x8, +45mm Rear: 255/40/18, 18x8.5, +50mm and heres the link to the thread http://www.clublexus.com/forums/showthread.php?t=201509