Axis Supermesh on '97 ES300???
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Originally posted by XenonES3
I have to disagree on that one. I see mostly "older" people driving GS's (particularly the 300).
Maybe there. But I seen ton's of "young execs" driving them. So I guess its perspective.
Not necessarily. The IS and ES yes. They are very different. But, aside from the RWD/FWD difference, the ES and GS(300) have similiar performance/suspension characteristics.
I have to disagree on that one. I see mostly "older" people driving GS's (particularly the 300).
Maybe there. But I seen ton's of "young execs" driving them. So I guess its perspective.
Not necessarily. The IS and ES yes. They are very different. But, aside from the RWD/FWD difference, the ES and GS(300) have similiar performance/suspension characteristics.
No the ES and IS are much different vehicles. Night and day. The IS is a suped up celica with a L on it.
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Originally posted by LexDiamond
No the ES and IS are much different vehicles. Night and day. The IS is a suped up celica with a L on it.
No the ES and IS are much different vehicles. Night and day. The IS is a suped up celica with a L on it.
BTW- I think you responded by quoting me and putting your response in my quote-
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