Front Spoiler for RX350
06-16-10, 06:10 AM
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I definitely like it because I am one of the people who disliked the "pointy" front nose of the RXs. I think the 2010 is an improvement over the second generation in that respect, but like your mod a lot better.
06-16-10, 11:31 PM
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It def looks great...
r those Branew add on same as the one in this link: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx-...-rx450h.html??
r those Branew add on same as the one in this link: https://www.clublexus.com/forums/rx-...-rx450h.html??
06-17-10, 06:49 AM
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Thanks for all the comments. RY888, the spoiler is similar, but the one that you refer to has lights. The one that I have does not. Here is the link of the Lexus site in Japan:
http://lexus.jp/models/rx/specificat.../exterior.html
http://lexus.jp/models/rx/specificat.../exterior.html
06-17-10, 11:04 AM
#22
Lead Lap
what the hell is this (from the Japan site)
06-17-10, 05:43 PM
#23
Pole Position
Almost looks like a side parking clearance guide or marker - that side would be opposite the driver's position. It appears it would also illuminate at night; Japanese garage doors are notoriously narrow. Post the link: I can probably translate it...
06-17-10, 05:47 PM
#24
No, I don't play soccer!
It's from the website tbrx350 posted:
http://lexus.jp/models/rx/specificat.../exterior.html
Can you translate the fog light info right below it too please
http://lexus.jp/models/rx/specificat.../exterior.html
Can you translate the fog light info right below it too please
06-17-10, 06:12 PM
#25
Pole Position
Just as I thought, a fender clearance lamp. Literal translation:
Fog Light Info:
Sounds like HID fogs to me... Quite pricey though...
The fender lamp which supports the routing of the vehicle assured the flush conversion of the bumper when receiving, when using the refinement which matches to the elegant styling pursued.The LED illumination of the blue which is superior in visibility regardless of day and night, in order to light up in only driver direction, is not conspicuous around.Adjusting to the bumper surface, the point which it finishes sharply, thinking of the safety to the pedestrian, used the rubber material softly
In comparison with the halogen lamp, brightness of 3 times approximately 40% economical electric power the projector type discharge fog lamp of merit.With the color which is close to solar light, regarding the circumstance whose such as thick fog sight is bad and rain high visibility is shown.Regarding design characteristic we are superior, when having lit up without changing the impression which the original styling has, even, we float the high-class impression.
06-17-10, 06:39 PM
#28
No, I don't play soccer!
I have a message out to Carson asking them to check into the fog lights for me. I'm curious to see how much they'll be and will look into other options as well. Decisions, decisions.
06-17-10, 07:15 PM
#29
executive matchup
don't forget, you are getting a true hid projector fog light, not some cheapy kit that you see here or on ebay. guaranteed the light pattern will be focused and directed, not "sprayed" all over the road like some of the aftermarket hid kits do.
there is no comparison between a $150 cheap hid kit vs a $1,500+ lexus japan oem true projector hid kit. that's like comparing a ford escort to a lexus, totally different and unfair comparison. as they say, you have to pay to play.
Last edited by Stormforge; 06-17-10 at 07:18 PM.
06-17-10, 10:15 PM
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Pole Position
I don't know if I agree, unless I have salient facts before me, however... we're discussing an option that is by all accounts not available in North America, and in this instance, exclusively from Lexus JDM. That $1500 is the factory option price, and I can only imagine what premium one would have to pay to bring those parts here. So your point then is moot. Perhaps our friends at XenonDepot might be better suited to interject here. From my POV, I may try this, as my son installed one of their systems last year, and we were thoroughly satisfied with the ease of installation and the quality of the material supplied. It may not have been Lexus OEM parts, but really what is nowadays with manufacturers sourcing from all points on the compass?