What have you done to your 100 Series this week? (45 Viewers)

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Took my 98 LC out to McLean Creek.
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Added some pin stripes and had a great buffet lunch.

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Mfr? Toyota?
I normally go with Toyota for the brakes but this rig is getting old and I wanted to get this done so I just grabbed the best stuff my local AutoZone had and slapped it on...
 
Got a shot of what the light output looks like? have been considering a BiXenon retrofit but maybe that would be a better route
No I do not, however the options are plentiful. My JW Speakers are very good, better than my depo’s in my opinion.
 
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View attachment 1786301 Went to Lake San Antonio (California) to look at the stars. The awning helped me nap during the day after being up until 3 am. (picture of Andromeda was taken early Sunday morning). I like how the LC swallows up all my camping stuff as well as two bulky telescopes.View attachment 1786302
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Got a shot of what the light output looks like? have been considering a BiXenon retrofit but maybe that would be a better route

A decent bi-xenon retrofit will outperform current LED headlight offerings. LED headlights are picking up popularity and reputable companies are making LED specific bulbs with a proper cutoff line so they don't blind oncoming drivers and drop into existing housings as well as LED projectors but the tech isn't quite there yet for them to outperform a decent Bi-Xenon kit. I did the Acura TSX projector retrofit into my truck which are just low beams and they are quite nice. Excellent range, intensity and width. I will be doing a bi-xenon retrofit in the future though. Most likely a 3" projector like the Mini D2S 4.0.
 
A decent bi-xenon retrofit will outperform current LED headlight offerings. LED headlights are picking up popularity and reputable companies are making LED specific bulbs with a proper cutoff line so they don't blind oncoming drivers and drop into existing housings as well as LED projectors but the tech isn't quite there yet for them to outperform a decent Bi-Xenon kit. I did the Acura TSX projector retrofit into my truck which are just low beams and they are quite nice. Excellent range, intensity and width. I will be doing a bi-xenon retrofit in the future though. Most likely a 3" projector like the Mini D2S 4.0.

Thanks for the input. I will probably do the retrofit soon. My concern has been around what happens if I ever have a bulb go out... I won't be able to hop down to autozone and buy a new one. How often do the morimoto style projectors go out? From what I read, they are fairly reliable but I haven't seen any mud discussion on the retrofit threads (i may have just missed it when i was browsing)
 
That one way to get fluid bled from bottom of calipers @kreiten ..LOL. How's it working out!

Nice catch @LXFAM
 
That one way to get fluid bled from bottom of calipers @kreiten ..LOL. How's it working out!

Nice catch @LXFAM
Hah, I caught it before I slapped the wheels on and swapped them:) When I went to bleed the brakes I was like something is def wrong:doh:
 
Hah, I caught it before I slapped the wheels on and swapped them:) When I went to bleed the brakes I was like something is def wrong:doh:

Haha just casually scrolled the thread and knew something was off about that photo ;). Glad its corrected!
 
Installed an AEM air/fuel gauge and had a local shop weld in the bung to the driver's side header. Wired it to the nav fuse and poked a hole through the boot. I used the night vision blanking panel to mount the gauge. All in all it was stupid easy.

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Now for the part everyone wants to know, it runs in the low 11:1s at WOT! Damn that's rich!

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I made some more progress on my never ending battery management system project...

Today I was able to get my ACR bracket finished and test fitted. I have everything re-wired to my circuit breaker now, so the only things left to do are paint the ACR bracket, get some proper hardware and install it; then wire the ACR up between the two batteries. Hoping to have that finished in the next day or two so I can get out and use the compressor on Saturday!

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Brought home a younger brother:):

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