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  1. Here is mine on 18" SC430 wheels 15mm spacers on the front, need some 25mm spacers for the rear to make it look a little better
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  2. Spot on Mike - QW can be described as a proper journalist which is probably why he is no longer a Top Gear presenter. Bren
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  3. i noticed that a light came on my dash a headlight adjustment symbol anyway it was the level sensor on the back suspension the adjustment rod cup and ball joints seize up and breaks so after i fixed the rod with some aradite good enough it still was on i took the level sensor of and it had come apart inside these are very exspensive from lexus so i fixed it you can see the images and a short video ill give out the link
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  4. you are quite right about jc & may,they make an entertainment programme about/with cars their audience are for people who are not just car enthusiasts but to encompass a wilder range of viewers, however much we might enjoy a more car type programme it does'nt bring in large amount of viewers,people apparently don't have the attention span these days for something more serious.to be fair we would all act like them if we had the chance, guys together always seem to act their shoe size instead of age
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  5. Wicksy: Was it the AutoExpress review where you read the “whining CVT gearbox” comment? If so, the comments questioning the fairness of the review: http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/lexus/is might also help to set your mind at rest. I’m also well past the boy racer stage and, therefore, maybe our requirements for a car have more in common than those of a young motoring journalist. I’m now tending to place more trust in the opinions of owners and potential owners than motoring journalists. In the coming months I’ll be very interested to hear how you and other early owners get on and I’d be very surprised if many are disappointed with the IS300h. My priorities are reliability, quietness, comfort, quality, etc. Like Exiled in four years and 30000 miles I’ve had no trouble at all with my Lexus IS250SEI whereas my brother’s Mercedes C250D has already needed lots of work and replacement parts under warranty.
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  6. Lexus IS200 wheels did actually have a recall on them years ago. The work was carried out by a company in Milton Keynes called Pristine Alloys, who still do wheel refurbishment now. They have refurbed a set of 17" 5 spoke alloys (powder coat and diamond cut) and also a set of 18" aero wheels (powder coat with satin lacquer) and are fantastic. If it's 17" wheels you want done, Pristine Alloys actually hold them in stock ready so you can drive in, give them your wheels, and they put on a brand new set and swap the tyres over. Saves being without the car while they do yours.
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  7. Hi Roger Thanks for your write up - I've got a 300h F Sport on order and without having a test drive the reviews regarding the "whining" gearbox have me petrified. I'm well past the boy racer stage and refinement and first class dealer back up are my main requirements - after reading your report I feel quite a bit better!
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