new here, just got a sc400
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new here, just got a sc400 (pics)
hey guys -
new on the boards, i've been lurking and reading for a while. just got a 94 sc400 with 60k on it...
already have a few mods in mind - first thing i want are hid's (autolamps) and cornering lamp / fog light conversion, then going to repaint calipers (really rusty, but work fine), make a custom carbon fiber intake, and want headers...
already has borlas on it (axle-back i think, dont do much for performance but sound nice), a built-in k40 radar detector, and another 7 months of aftermarket warranty (0 deductible).
what do you guys think? pretty clean for a 94, eh?
new on the boards, i've been lurking and reading for a while. just got a 94 sc400 with 60k on it...
already have a few mods in mind - first thing i want are hid's (autolamps) and cornering lamp / fog light conversion, then going to repaint calipers (really rusty, but work fine), make a custom carbon fiber intake, and want headers...
already has borlas on it (axle-back i think, dont do much for performance but sound nice), a built-in k40 radar detector, and another 7 months of aftermarket warranty (0 deductible).
what do you guys think? pretty clean for a 94, eh?
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Hey what’s up,
I think your car looks great for a 94, the body is in really good condition and I don’t see any dings or dents. The interior is in excellent condition, those seats are in really great shape! I would recommend you go out and buy some leather care products so you can keep your leather in perfect condition, our SC's leather tend to get old and crack fairly easily. Anyway welcome to CL and I'm sure you will find an answer to any question you might have about your SC here.
Take care
Tommy
I think your car looks great for a 94, the body is in really good condition and I don’t see any dings or dents. The interior is in excellent condition, those seats are in really great shape! I would recommend you go out and buy some leather care products so you can keep your leather in perfect condition, our SC's leather tend to get old and crack fairly easily. Anyway welcome to CL and I'm sure you will find an answer to any question you might have about your SC here.
Take care
Tommy
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Originally posted by /Aerostar\
very nice, but why make a custom CF intake? just do the BFI
how much did that pretty litte car cost you?
very nice, but why make a custom CF intake? just do the BFI
how much did that pretty litte car cost you?
i paid 12.5 for it, which is a little above blue book, but it was worth it. car is in pretty much perfect condition, and the previous owner was one of these rich guys who took the car to the dealership for everything, including oil changes... he gave me a 2 inch binder with every receipt for all work ever done to the car, all at the dealership.
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Originally posted by lexiss_sc400
Hey what’s up,
I think your car looks great for a 94, the body is in really good condition and I don’t see any dings or dents. The interior is in excellent condition, those seats are in really great shape! I would recommend you go out and buy some leather care products so you can keep your leather in perfect condition, our SC's leather tend to get old and crack fairly easily. Anyway welcome to CL and I'm sure you will find an answer to any question you might have about your SC here.
Take care
Tommy
Hey what’s up,
I think your car looks great for a 94, the body is in really good condition and I don’t see any dings or dents. The interior is in excellent condition, those seats are in really great shape! I would recommend you go out and buy some leather care products so you can keep your leather in perfect condition, our SC's leather tend to get old and crack fairly easily. Anyway welcome to CL and I'm sure you will find an answer to any question you might have about your SC here.
Take care
Tommy
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Originally posted by 1SICKLEX
Welcome, looks great. You have Lexus GS 300 wheels 01-04 on it. Looks good.
Welcome, looks great. You have Lexus GS 300 wheels 01-04 on it. Looks good.
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heres some info on the BFI:
http://www.planetsoarer.com/#BFI
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~irwige/BFI1.htm
and also search clublexus for BFI
http://www.planetsoarer.com/#BFI
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~irwige/BFI1.htm
and also search clublexus for BFI
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Originally posted by /Aerostar\
heres some info on the BFI:
http://www.planetsoarer.com/#BFI
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~irwige/BFI1.htm
and also search clublexus for BFI
heres some info on the BFI:
http://www.planetsoarer.com/#BFI
http://members.ozemail.com.au/~irwige/BFI1.htm
and also search clublexus for BFI
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I recommend painting the calipers like you mention. It's amazingly easy. I didn't even take mine off the car. Just buy some hi-temp paint (I used gloss black) and cover up the rotor and wheel well with paper (kinda tuck some between the caliper and rotor if you can) and spray away. I think in total it took me about 30 minutes, and that included me jacking up the car with the hand jack for all the wheels...
PS. I also painted the center of the rotor with flat black too, cuz once I put the wheels back on, THAT rust became noticible...
PPS. Welcome!
PS. I also painted the center of the rotor with flat black too, cuz once I put the wheels back on, THAT rust became noticible...
PPS. Welcome!
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Originally posted by AaronE
I recommend painting the calipers like you mention. It's amazingly easy. I didn't even take mine off the car. Just buy some hi-temp paint (I used gloss black) and cover up the rotor and wheel well with paper (kinda tuck some between the caliper and rotor if you can) and spray away. I think in total it took me about 30 minutes, and that included me jacking up the car with the hand jack for all the wheels...
PS. I also painted the center of the rotor with flat black too, cuz once I put the wheels back on, THAT rust became noticible...
PPS. Welcome!
I recommend painting the calipers like you mention. It's amazingly easy. I didn't even take mine off the car. Just buy some hi-temp paint (I used gloss black) and cover up the rotor and wheel well with paper (kinda tuck some between the caliper and rotor if you can) and spray away. I think in total it took me about 30 minutes, and that included me jacking up the car with the hand jack for all the wheels...
PS. I also painted the center of the rotor with flat black too, cuz once I put the wheels back on, THAT rust became noticible...
PPS. Welcome!
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yeah, i dont know whats up with the second site it was a good one too
oh yeah, you do know about this site dont you: http://www.intellexual.net/faq.html
The Unofficial SC FAQ
oh yeah, you do know about this site dont you: http://www.intellexual.net/faq.html
The Unofficial SC FAQ