Hofalo

From what I've heard, e10 is the devil. Drive did a study and found 98 premium ends up costing essentially the same as 91 over 20,000kms because of increased efficiency. Then you need to consider the extra power and how much nicer it is for you engine.

Ozzy tyres are based in nsw but offer free nation wide shipping. Mixing front and rear tyres Is no issue. In fact it's a simple way to neutralize the handling of the understeer biased IS.

Oh you have a 350. Well that explains it then, I just assumed 250 :)

7.5 seems quite high from sydney to Melbourne(temp probably playing a big part). I managed 6.7 just last month with cruise set to 117kmh.

Aww man! In Victoria the 350 is already on the blacklist, so im stuck with lil old 250 for at least 3 years.

on a side note, you're allowed to drive 350s on P plates in NSW?!?!

http://postimage.org/image/zci1uoai3/ I cant figure it out... here's a damn link >.<

http://s17.postimage.org/zci1uoai3/IMG_1315.jpg' alt='IMG_1315.jpg'> In theory this should work??? who thought it was so hard to post a damn picture!

That's it. Call the FBI this is some twilight zone *BLEEP*!!!! Lol you must be in nsw. I'm in melbourne.

Awesome. Love the name btw. My rego is LEXASS :D

Shoutout to Mannie at Melbourne City Lexus

I average about 11L/100 but to be completely honest i am a little bit of a hoon :D . However with some 'spirited' mountain driving i can easily see 25L/100, although thats essentially with the car never dropping below 4000rpm for an hour or so(My friends 330ci touches 30L under the same conditions). When my mum orginally drove the car she averaged about 7.8 what i would call average everyday driving.

Yea thats the right bar, price seems pretty much even with buying staight from Jun TW. But yea, the bar itself seemed to be good(not quite F-sport *sigh*) quality but the bushing seemed very cheap and nasty so if you can get others go for it.

Have a squiz at Ozzytyres, they seem to be pretty cheap in comparison to local dealers. Also check out Nitto Invo tyres, i have them on the back and their grip levels are chalk and cheese compared to the stock Dunlops.

Im suprised by the number of P platers with ISs. Good to know im not the only one :)