GS VERTEX Kit, other bodykits put on at bodyshops etc UPDATE
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Originally Posted by Dsmart
how do you dispute a charge when it is a "bank card" with a signiture and all"
if it's credit card, you just call them up and say someone scam you and they will dispute the charge for you (as long as you have valid concern)
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Originally Posted by TeeLex
Not to rub salt in the wound, but my JDM Real Vertex kit fit perfectly - no extra fitting work was needed to 'bolt' it on. The mechanic even thought it was an OEM kit because it fit so well. Sorry for your problems/experience.
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Just to confirm, the crash bar stayed in place? Thanks.
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I had my crash bar modified so I would not need to remove it.
As for the cheap crap knock off kit, I would sell it on eRape for whatever you can get for it (make sure you disclose the cracks) and chalk it up as a lesson learned....buying a crap knock-off kit off eRape wasn't too "smart".
I love how people buy crappy products and then cry when it actually turns out to be crap...
Here is the most important formula you'll need to learn: Quality In = Quality Out
Paint and install prices will vary a LOT depending on where you live and who you go to. The average in Los Angeles is around $1000~$1500 for paint, install and small fixes...of course, YMMV...
GammaLex - the ride is lookin' good...
As for the cheap crap knock off kit, I would sell it on eRape for whatever you can get for it (make sure you disclose the cracks) and chalk it up as a lesson learned....buying a crap knock-off kit off eRape wasn't too "smart".
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Here is the most important formula you'll need to learn: Quality In = Quality Out
Paint and install prices will vary a LOT depending on where you live and who you go to. The average in Los Angeles is around $1000~$1500 for paint, install and small fixes...of course, YMMV...
GammaLex - the ride is lookin' good...
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#39
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yes, it's been nearly a year since I posted here....curious to see if the current crop of noobs have actually learned something or if they're still doing it with the "ricer" mentality (or just as worse, the "ghetto-supa-dupa-bling" mentality)...
Getting back to crash bars, you could also have one custom made for your kit...of course, that isn't going to be free...from what I remember (when my GS was getting the kit fitted), it looked like the crash bar had some function with regards to the deployment of the airbags....I might be wrong but I don't wanna mess with that. I'd rather have a modify bar there than no bar...
Getting back to crash bars, you could also have one custom made for your kit...of course, that isn't going to be free...from what I remember (when my GS was getting the kit fitted), it looked like the crash bar had some function with regards to the deployment of the airbags....I might be wrong but I don't wanna mess with that. I'd rather have a modify bar there than no bar...
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Damn a compliment from Manaray too bad the car is stock now
I always looked up to your car. I had that pic when you had the Aeros rollin on the interstate as my desktop for the longest. I always liked your front bumper with the round foglights too. Ill still be in the lexus family though. Im trying to get my hands on a 3G GS or a new LS.
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Originally Posted by Manaray
yes, it's been nearly a year since I posted here....curious to see if the current crop of noobs have actually learned something or if they're still doing it with the "ricer" mentality (or just as worse, the "ghetto-supa-dupa-bling" mentality)...
Getting back to crash bars, you could also have one custom made for your kit...of course, that isn't going to be free...from what I remember (when my GS was getting the kit fitted), it looked like the crash bar had some function with regards to the deployment of the airbags....I might be wrong but I don't wanna mess with that. I'd rather have a modify bar there than no bar...
Getting back to crash bars, you could also have one custom made for your kit...of course, that isn't going to be free...from what I remember (when my GS was getting the kit fitted), it looked like the crash bar had some function with regards to the deployment of the airbags....I might be wrong but I don't wanna mess with that. I'd rather have a modify bar there than no bar...
but personally i would just shave mine as well
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Originally Posted by TeeLex
Neo,
No modification or removal of the front bumper crash bar was required. The shop who installed the kit ( specifically the body shop mechanic ) thought the kit was an OEM kit, it fit so well.![Smilie](https://www.clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
No modification or removal of the front bumper crash bar was required. The shop who installed the kit ( specifically the body shop mechanic ) thought the kit was an OEM kit, it fit so well.
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Thanks.