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Nothing fun
Do you, by chance, know the part numbers on the Blackline tail lamp assemblies? I just ordered the red "Sport" version for my 23' to do away with the chrome, but I am back and forth on which I like more between the Blackline and Sport.Well Jake you cost me more money, again LOL. $519 this time.
Started with Bell because of your post then found on CL that Treasure Coast Lexus in Fl. is slightly under cutting the same sales that Bell Lexus has. So saved $13 using them and only spent $519 all in. It should be worth it though
Mine at the dealer when they listed it at 40K miles. It has changed quite a bit since then. But those tail lights are the same and just jump out and say last Century and all that chrome is here to stay. And is all I seem to see from the rear and sides
Enough of that nonsense. Hopefully the Black Line ones will be plug and play not plug and pray. They should be from what little I can find
Thanks for the heads up
I added that Bilstien kit to all my preventative maintenance parts. Was hoping Bell would have a Memorial Day discount and they didn’t disappoint. Saved a decent amount, except for the impulse suspension buy.Nothing fun
6 oil filters
Trans cooler hard line apron passthrough and bracket.
Rear stabilizer bar bushes.
Anyone got anything funner in the cart? I noticed they’re carrying bilstien 5100 kit with rear springs for 800. Good price for a basic kit. Also saw lexus all weather matts for the GX for $50! (Front 4 passenger positions). Great price.
Black Line
Part #: 8156160C60 - LENS & BODY, REAR COMBINATION LAMP, LEFT - $255.81
Part #: 8155160C60 - LENS & BODY, REAR COMBINATION LAMP, RIGHT - $263.56
From a thread about them on Club Lexus it took awhile for someone to get the correct part numbers.
I too was a bit torn about the red vs. black line and originally was looking at the red sport. Then stumbled across a GX Bob video about the two, I set it to start at 14:26 where he discuss the differences between the two:
I failed Arts and Farts in the Park but I do agree that the red doesn't quite belong as he says. Then it hit me that most likely I don't like the chrome ones because it draws the attention of your eye to them when looking at the vehicle. And the red will do the same thing, especially as I have gone with a black and white look. The Black Line will fit my overall appearance much better.
He is hawking the Amazon Fione Chinesum knockoffs and says they are $300 and some change. They are closer to $400 with tax. And he mentions Bell Lexus says he loves him but they are crazy for charging $400 each. On sale they are closer to $250 each. And there is no comparison to OEM vs. knockoffs that aren't as bright and have dust and water intrusion. For $100 more I'll take OEM which I do more times than not for a reason. Sounds like you already know that drill
After washing the winter grime off the rig this weekend it exposed all of Nature's pinstriping from the last 2 years. The Northwoods trails of Canada and Mn. are hell on the paint. Including the tail lights
I'll spend the rest of the week buffing the clear coat scratches out. Except for the tail lights and should be ready to install the new ones when they land.
My bad : ) Although some would say I SAVED you money. Looks like discount still on.
