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I’m in the same boat. Still looking for good looking 17” wheels that are the correct width and offset and easy to find replacements if needed. I’m worried aftermarket wheels could be a hit or miss as far as buying replacements. They’re here one day and gone the next. That’s why I’m kinda set on...

Any updates on this?

If you look at the 91-92 cars, the flares were not as thick. They got bulkier (stick out more) on the 93-97 models. 93-94 and 95-97 look the same but the 93/94 are fiberglass 95/97 are ABS plastic. Mounting hardware/clips are also year specific.

Those came out amazing!

Guys don't get stuck on just Air 80. There are PLENTY of really good window tint brands that offer light tints (70%+). We use XPEL XR Plus at work, but other options are Llumar (Formula 1). I think there was a comparison video somewhere on youtube that showed how different brands stack up in...

Oh. I tried parts.lexus.com because that's the link they posted in the ad.

I just read through this thread. Nice build. What are the details on the current wheel and tire setup? Are they OEM steelies?

That's pretty.

Just tried a few part numbers and their "discounted price" is way higher than any other Lexus/Toyota dealer's regular retail price.

You have a lot of skill and patience to tackle a project like this! 👍👍

Cant really go wrong with either one. It's whatever you prefere.nce

If you do get a matching set of Land Cruiser tail lights keep in mind you’ll need to redo your wiring. LX has reverse lights mounted on the center of the lower hatch to the sides of the license plate area. Landcruiser reverse lights are part of the quarter-mounted tail light assembly.

This is correct. If you still need to find out what year the hatch is, it should have a VIN # on it. You can type the vin at www.partsouq.com in the search box and it will tell you the year/month of production.

Awesome. Appreciate the info! Please post pics of your trip to CO!

That's the first time I've seen a Group 31 battery installed inside the factory battery tray. How much work was involved to make it fit?