considering going first gen GS
07-28-04, 05:23 PM
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Re: 93 with 93k
Originally posted by BRAKATK
Here is my 93:
I love the Gen I body style and the car can be tweaked many ways as you can see. Check out the Gallery for more pics. I think the most universal PITA thing about Gen I is the warping of the door trim on the driver side. Everyone I know has to deal with it sooner or later. Good luck!
Here is my 93:
I love the Gen I body style and the car can be tweaked many ways as you can see. Check out the Gallery for more pics. I think the most universal PITA thing about Gen I is the warping of the door trim on the driver side. Everyone I know has to deal with it sooner or later. Good luck!
07-28-04, 07:50 PM
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Here is a link to a thread here, or just do a search on "trim" or wind noise and you will find lots of stuff.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...r&pagenumber=2
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...r&pagenumber=2
07-29-04, 12:38 AM
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Originally posted by rpx13
here's mine...i love the the 1st generations because it doesnt look as "stout" as the 2nd Gen. you might find it a lil harder to find aftermarket parts, but with patience it shouldn't be a problem...
here's mine...i love the the 1st generations because it doesnt look as "stout" as the 2nd Gen. you might find it a lil harder to find aftermarket parts, but with patience it shouldn't be a problem...
07-29-04, 07:10 PM
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thanks for all the help guys... still strongly considering. I have alot of $$ in the ES and don't know if I'll be better off, money-wise, getting the GS. But... it's still in the air. Thanks for all the pics guys, definitely some bad rides.
I know a tiny bit about these vehicles so don't think i'm a complete noob. The biggest reason i'm looking into them is RWD. Front wheel drive is just not my bag of chips.
have any of you had any serious problems with your rides? (ex. motor, tranny)
I know a tiny bit about these vehicles so don't think i'm a complete noob. The biggest reason i'm looking into them is RWD. Front wheel drive is just not my bag of chips.
have any of you had any serious problems with your rides? (ex. motor, tranny)
07-29-04, 07:21 PM
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As far as the drivetrain goes-no problems at all. Just routine and scheduled maintenance and away it goes! Knock Wood!
For the money, one of the best used cars you can lay hands on really.
For the money, one of the best used cars you can lay hands on really.
07-29-04, 07:30 PM
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well, it may still be 6-8 months before i decide... but i'll be browsing these forums to get ideas 
Thanks for all the help once again
My tranny question is only based on the fact that i've put one in my ES already... and i got ripped
Thanks for all the help once again
My tranny question is only based on the fact that i've put one in my ES already... and i got ripped
07-29-04, 09:23 PM
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damn fellas...if i was in the market for a 1st gen i'd be sold. =) you guys have some nice looking rides. 
i stumbled over here just out of curiosity to find you guys are reppin' well.
jd
i stumbled over here just out of curiosity to find you guys are reppin' well.jd
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