If you sliced a cucumber open, these wheels sort of look like slice of cucumber. But anyway.....the old wheels.

 

cool, a Lexus monster truck

 

Ohh yeah thats the ones.. I love em! I've been looking at a few different ones, and I think those take the cake.. I want em, what is a good price to shoot for?

 

They were pretty cheap. I paid $1800 for them new (18" rims & tires).

 

My valve cover gaskets are leaking, one CV boot is torn, and the motor mounts on one side need to be replaced too. My dad used to be a mechanic so he'll take care of that stuff while the car is parked and torn apart for the stereo install. We'll have to take a closer look at the PS pump and rack, I'm lucky to have an almost free mechanic, it's saved me alot of money.

My car is stock, I'm not really planning on anything other than the audio, but maybe if the government is real nice to me come tax time I'll think about some new rims.

Thanks for the tips.

 

For the rims AND tires, thats not bad.. Did you order through a catalog, or are they store bought??

 

I have a couple of friends that own custom shops here in SC, so I buy most of my products from them at cost. I'm not sure if you can get them for the same price, but if not, it shouldn't be too much more.

 

Got ya!

 

hey Lexpusher96, nice system man. I am gonna put a JVC sh99 into my car and I was just wondering what kind of wiring harness you used? And do you remember where you got it?

 

Balzak I really like the name bro, very funny. I am going to probably do a nice LCD screen with some upgraded speakers over the factory ones nothing fancy

 

I know I wasn't lucky enough to find a harness.. Just a pain in the *** splice job!

 

Lexpusher,

Your car gets me hot and bothered

 

I'm almost sure no one makes a wiring harness for our cars. I guess we're just stuck splicing.

 

Splicing.....What??? That's crazy. There is a kit for the ES. Mine was a "shelf item" almost 2 years ago. Here is some info that may help you:

Wiring harness: Metra, part# 70-8112
Dash Kit: Metra, part# 98/8150

 

Well, thanks! (I think)