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06-20-07, 08:28 PM
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06-20-07, 10:03 PM
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06-21-07, 12:36 PM
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Hello All! I'm new to the forum and I've been reading posts for 3 hours a day for at least the last 2 - 3 days. I just purchased my 2007 GS350 Triple Black and this website has made me fall in love with the car. I live in Orlando FL and I went to Joe at Ultimate Audio to customize my new ride. I purchased some 20" MHT 2 piece forged alloy wheels. They are a staggered fitment with a 2 3/4" lip up front and a 4" lip on the back. I wrapped those with some Nitto 555's. I love the speed of the GS but the exhaust note didn't so it justice, so I got Tanabe's Mediallion exhaust for a polished look and deeper sound. Last but not least I'm sending my taillights off to a paint shop to get smoked. I'm leaving the backup lights clear but doing a medium smoke on all the red (I saw a memeber on here that had it done, looks incredible.)
The exhaust will be here in a couple of weeks and the wheels are going to take at least a month
I couldn't wait that long so I did I little photoshop on the new car (not the best photoshop, but it gives me an idea of the look).
Anyway, I love the car and I'm learning alot from this forum. So thanks for everything and please be patient with my noob questions.
The exhaust will be here in a couple of weeks and the wheels are going to take at least a month
I couldn't wait that long so I did I little photoshop on the new car (not the best photoshop, but it gives me an idea of the look).Anyway, I love the car and I'm learning alot from this forum. So thanks for everything and please be patient with my noob questions.
06-26-07, 09:48 AM
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07-07-07, 01:53 PM
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Hello All! I'm new to the forum and I've been reading posts for 3 hours a day for at least the last 2 - 3 days. I just purchased my 2007 GS350 Triple Black and this website has made me fall in love with the car. I live in Orlando FL and I went to Joe at Ultimate Audio to customize my new ride. I purchased some 20" MHT 2 piece forged alloy wheels. They are a staggered fitment with a 2 3/4" lip up front and a 4" lip on the back. I wrapped those with some Nitto 555's. I love the speed of the GS but the exhaust note didn't so it justice, so I got Tanabe's Mediallion exhaust for a polished look and deeper sound. Last but not least I'm sending my taillights off to a paint shop to get smoked. I'm leaving the backup lights clear but doing a medium smoke on all the red (I saw a memeber on here that had it done, looks incredible.)
The exhaust will be here in a couple of weeks and the wheels are going to take at least a month I couldn't wait that long so I did I little photoshop on the new car (not the best photoshop, but it gives me an idea of the look).
Anyway, I love the car and I'm learning alot from this forum. So thanks for everything and please be patient with my noob questions.
The exhaust will be here in a couple of weeks and the wheels are going to take at least a month
I couldn't wait that long so I did I little photoshop on the new car (not the best photoshop, but it gives me an idea of the look).Anyway, I love the car and I'm learning alot from this forum. So thanks for everything and please be patient with my noob questions.
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07-09-07, 09:18 AM
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They couldn't make these :(
Hello All! I'm new to the forum and I've been reading posts for 3 hours a day for at least the last 2 - 3 days. I just purchased my 2007 GS350 Triple Black and this website has made me fall in love with the car. I live in Orlando FL and I went to Joe at Ultimate Audio to customize my new ride. I purchased some 20" MHT 2 piece forged alloy wheels. They are a staggered fitment with a 2 3/4" lip up front and a 4" lip on the back. I wrapped those with some Nitto 555's. I love the speed of the GS but the exhaust note didn't so it justice, so I got Tanabe's Mediallion exhaust for a polished look and deeper sound. Last but not least I'm sending my taillights off to a paint shop to get smoked. I'm leaving the backup lights clear but doing a medium smoke on all the red (I saw a memeber on here that had it done, looks incredible.)
The exhaust will be here in a couple of weeks and the wheels are going to take at least a month I couldn't wait that long so I did I little photoshop on the new car (not the best photoshop, but it gives me an idea of the look).
Anyway, I love the car and I'm learning alot from this forum. So thanks for everything and please be patient with my noob questions.
The exhaust will be here in a couple of weeks and the wheels are going to take at least a month
I couldn't wait that long so I did I little photoshop on the new car (not the best photoshop, but it gives me an idea of the look).Anyway, I love the car and I'm learning alot from this forum. So thanks for everything and please be patient with my noob questions.
So my auto shop called me a couple of days ago and said that MHT couldn't make these wheels anymore but instead they will let me pick out a wheel set from http://www.modularsociety.com/. Modular Society does 2 piece and 3 piece wheels. The ones I chose were 3 piece
Take a look
and here is me photoshopping a little....
07-23-07, 02:05 PM
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D2T....That body kit you're sporting is just plain sick!!!! I really like the exhaust tips/kit on the new LS460....so to see it done on a GS is cool.
Nice pics....
Thanks....Brian
Nice pics....
Thanks....Brian