Nice Lexus - looks like some jealous pr!ck parked you in good....
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2012 V8 4.6L Safari Edition - Saudi Specs.
BulletHead
Village Idiot
No off-road pics... yet.
Breckenridge Peak 10
elkaholic
Left turn ...freakin wipers!
^ Nice ....
This look great! Can you tell us a bit more about your setup?
What suspension are you running?
Are you using wheel spacers?
How severe is the rubbing?
A friends Land Cruiser. 5.7 supercharged along with other various TRD stuff. didn't have a chance to get good photos of it.
Details, Details? What model/size wheels are those? Brakes?
bjowett
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The brake calipers look stock, painted yellow of course.
Bjowett, where you been? Did you ever sell that stroker 4.7 80 series?
Yes, those are the stock calipers painted yellow. I don't know much about that truck, sorry. What I can tell you is that the family owns many Toyota dealerships in the New England area. They have an insane line up of Toyota trucks/suvs all loaded with TRD goodies and superchargers haha.
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bjowett
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I've been playing with 2nd gen Tundras, and recently added a 200.... Still have the 80.
Hi AG200, looks great! I have found the duratracs great tyres, but have weak resistance to sidewall punctures from thorns, and the old style MTRs quite noisy on the highway. How do the new Kevlar ones run on pavement? Are they noisy? Do they reinforced sidewalls give a harsher ride? Thanks!
As a soon to be proud owner of a 2008 LC 200, I have read this post with interest, seeing what mods, tyres etc that people are kitting out their wagons with. Fairly high on the list is the front armour, with the preference seeming to be either ARB, TJM or something similar. There have also been a couple of comments about how these bars do not follow the bodywork very well, requiring the cutting of the original bumper to fill in the gap between the bar and the lights.
A few pages back, there was a post about Trix Off-road, in the Philippines, and on enquiring from them, they make this front bar:
this appeals to me as it follows the contours of the headlights perfectly. Another example is this one from Viper, which has been discussed on this forum before:
although personally this one looks a bit messy with all its exposed bolt heads on an otherwise very clean car.
anyone with any experience of either?
A few pages back, there was a post about Trix Off-road, in the Philippines, and on enquiring from them, they make this front bar:
this appeals to me as it follows the contours of the headlights perfectly. Another example is this one from Viper, which has been discussed on this forum before:
although personally this one looks a bit messy with all its exposed bolt heads on an otherwise very clean car.
anyone with any experience of either?
