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What did you do to your GS today?

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Old 04-04-24, 05:06 AM
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Reached 17,000 miles, having driven it only 12k miles...

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Old 04-04-24, 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by IntrinoX
Put some courtesy lamps on my mother's GS!
Hands down, the best lamps I've laid hands on

These look proper! Do you have part numbers? Usually these lights all look like junk but wow this is nice.
Old 04-05-24, 07:54 PM
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Drove over a lightly snow covered mountain road with, for the first time, utilizing the ‘snow’ button on the console. Slowed the accelerator response more than I expected. People were stopping to remove their chains from the area I was entering. Only a few miles.
Old 04-14-24, 10:39 PM
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Came back from a weekend trip which included driving on unsealed gravel some muddy road for about 15km. Jacked up the car and gave the underneath of the GS a proper clean with a pressure washer. Took each wheels off as I didn't realised how much mud and crap gets stuck underneath and in the wheel arches.

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Old 04-15-24, 06:24 AM
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Just installed TRD front lip
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Old 04-15-24, 11:56 AM
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Touch up some scratches and following it up with a wet sand and buff, color correction and wax.


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Old 04-15-24, 02:04 PM
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Had my front roll center adjusters (26mm) installed, along with rear KYB avs greys. Rears feel stiffer than the 2018 OEM AVS blacks I had installed last year but I haven't driven very far yet.

EDIT 5/6/24: Either one of these rear shocks is blown or KYB completely missed on the damper tuning. The car is floaty and wallowy in the rear now and I actually found the bump stops on an undulating section of road (not a pothole or frost heave), yet it is firm on harsh impacts, like the low speed and high speed dampening should be switched. It is somewhat more controlled in S+, but I'm not driving around in S+ all the time just to have the car drive like stock. I am putting the factory shocks back on, the car feels terrible right now.

Front RCAs, combined with RSR AWD Down springs, gave me the perfect Super Down front height I was looking for without the very short front Super Down spring.

Waiting for the alignment to get squared away.


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Old 04-22-24, 03:12 PM
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Brake Pad replacement/upgrade to the Tom’s Performer Pads. So far they feel great and looking forward to seeing a reduction in brake dust! Next project: remove and paint the calipers.


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New Tom’s
Old 04-23-24, 03:22 AM
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Default Installed Scangauge trip computer and scan tool

Hi!
Made a very nice installation by modifying an old tomtom navigator stand




Cable just slipped into the panel gap

Stuffed excess cable into the dash between carpet and panel

Used a dremel for cutout

Old 04-23-24, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted by Fis4Forty
Brake Pad replacement/upgrade to the Tom’s Performer Pads. So far they feel great and looking forward to seeing a reduction in brake dust! Next project: remove and paint the calipers.


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New Tom’s
Nice! Have you bedded them yet? How is the bite/performance?
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Old 04-29-24, 08:02 PM
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Swapped the Lexus battery for a Costco Interstate one (size 24). It was starting to struggle to start.

The Lexus battery had a date stamp of 9/20 so I probably could have had it prorated on the 84 month warranty they have. Oh well.

At least the Interstate one has 700 CCA vs the 575 CCA of the Lexus one (not that the 575 was ever inadequate). I was able to use the plastic cover on the interstate but it did take some coaxing.
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Old 05-06-24, 02:43 AM
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Changed rear wheels to 275/35/19
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Putting the GS back on the road. Gotta charge the battery, take off winters and put the summers on, clean it up and bam!










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Drove it up into the mountains and came home to new car parts






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Old 05-11-24, 06:02 AM
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I'll take the 500+ HP '05 White Porsche GT3 Cup! But the Bentley convertible would be nice... But maintaining them would be draining!


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