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Wu-Tenna

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    Ls 430
  • Year of Lexus
    2002
  • UK/Ireland Location
    Dublin

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  1. I've fiddled with the Lumbar supports to no end, I't just that bit uncomfortable, but better than yesterday before you guys asked me to look for the buttons. It also a bit unsettling rolling about the large seat, especially in corners; as some have mentioned, the side supports are not quite as supportive, especially for 'average' built people like us. I had an idea today to de-construct the seat later, to 'reduce' the top Lumbar support, perhaps by 2-4 inches, It just feels that it's not supporting the right place one my back, leaving me somewhat curved back. It would really hurt to put a 'seat' over the lex one, as it's such a well made seat already. Or I may just try making a model myself.. Another thing I noticed on return from my 100miles+ round trip to work is that I was not nearly as tired as in my Saab. I recall one of the forum members saying in an earlier post that the LS completely changes the way you drive. Today, I even got off the road for a couple of cars to speed past! Just couldn't be distracted from the excellent drive... How was I ever able to drive in another car all this while? The sound system in my 430 is unbeatable... What a class car! Thanks guys; I'm sure I'll be boring you folks with all these encomiums on the LS...
  2. Found the 'Lumbar Support' buttons; they thought about everything when they made these Lexus cars. shocking! I promptly adjusted to the best position (for me), and drove about for a while. I have to say that I still felt the supports were just that bit disappointing, coming from a 10 year romance with a Saab 93 that did 210,000 Miles, and still running. The Saabs are so well made, and I still love it dearly. I think the Swedes put a lot of thought into every detail of the Saab, to make it such an intuitive and comfortable drive.. I love my Saab, but this 450 (Lumbar support aside), is on a different league altogether.
  3. Thanks @Beavisrules; I didn't know there's a lumber support adjustment. Where is it located pls?..I'll go have a snoop around.. The chips're on both sides of the front grill..Perhaps it's just me being a bit finicky... Oops, gotta go take a drive..70 miles to/from work today...(Lawwd, been through 2 full tanks in 3 days)..This is discovering the pleasures of driving all over again.. So glad I found you folks... 50k+ monster for 2.8k? My heart goes out to the initial owner(s)..
  4. Thank you for your prompt response Bluesman... I'm hoping to take a most pleasurable drive to Profess in Wales soon to get the job done. More than feesable to fit two tanks one do-nut one cylinder. They will do a great job at Profess. Getting the wifes Mondeo ST24 converted in the next couple of weeks. Mike
  5. I have to thank all of you very dedicated LS 430 enthusiasts for helping me take the plunge for an LS 430. I have been a silent reader of this wonderful forum for about 1 month. WHAT HAVE I BEEN DOING DRIVING CRAPPY CARS ALL THESE YEARS?? >:-( I finally got my 430 -Series 1, on saturday; a decent number with 120K miles on the clock, for 2800.00. I am absolutely stunned with the sheer blitz of gadgets AND sublime driving that the 430 has to offer... I tell you, perhaps people would easily pay 10k+ for the pleasures of the kit that the LS comes with!! My questions/concerns: 1] After 2 days of pure driving pleasure, I am worried that the Lumbar Support of the driver's seat may not be as great as the rest of this swesome machine. I think that this is going to be a problem for me, as I have a bit of Lower back pains, after just 2 days of driving. Q- Has anybody had this issue? What would you suggest?? 2] I am hoping to do an LPG conversion next mth; Q- Is it feasible to fit TWO LPG tanks in the booth space? I am hoping to fit mine in Wales, like some of you suggested. Does it make sense traveling across the pond to get my LPG fixed (servicing etc)? 3] Does anybody know a reliable Independent Lexus mechanic in N. Ireland? 4] I have more than a few pebble chipping on the front bonnet; would you suggest I 'do something about it', or leave well alone, they're not very prominent, but I worry for rusting? This is one happy Lexus man, I tell you folks.. A big thank you to you all!! (Averaged 23 MPG today...hmmm, that needs to come down)..(Feel a bit embarrassed driving around in a Lex with the country in recession; getting strange looks from the neighbors)
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