JamieG4454

Hi i understand that and a garage by me is removing the filter internals.

Hey all. Could anyone reccomend a good high quality emulator please? I dont want to get stung on dodge parts. Cheers jamie. Also found this, are they any good http://ecu-systems.co.uk/index.php?route=product/product&path=18_45&product_id=73

Is250s and is220s are exactly the same body, suspension and interior wise

to smoke the rear lights, you can either spray them, but it will be hard to achieve an even finish. you can also wrap them, but plenty of heat is needed to shape it around the contours of the outer lights.

Hey PilgrimIS, I know its not related but where did you get those satin door handles? Thanks, Jamie

all second gen IS have led tail lights, only the fog, indicator and reverse lights are halogen bulbs. ive replaced the reverse with super bright led's and you can get additional resistors to counter-act the hyperflash that you would get with led indicators... which I have and yet to install.

ive installed the reflectors on mine, their not as reflective as oem ones, but they look great! :)

I have hankook ventus v12 evo k110 on mine aswell.I do 10/13k miles on them dependant on how i drive and how far i push them.

Sorry for the late reply, heres a pic of my front grills.

I have a k&n panel filter on mine and all its done is made the car quicker revving. Its a good piece of kit.

Have my speedo set to 80. But red comes up on 100. Regularly. Rev counter comes up on about 4k dont like to push it much higher than that

Mibe will drive with no key near it. But wont start

know is220s dont have canbus. Every type of led bulbs ive used havent given me problems. ive got cree led bulbs at the monent and they are very bright!

Also for the interior you could wrap trims in vinyl to change the appearance. and window tinting is popular

Obviously changing bulbs is the easiest thing to do. Typical mods include different grills. I have the lx-mode top and lower grills. rear lights can be changed for clear or smoked indicator versions. Or is-f lights. But expect to pay around £400+ for them lip kits and spoilers are availiable. Aswell as lowering kits. And wheels But for customising head over to the lexus form in the usa. They know how to modify cars.

Ive got 35w 5k on mine and the cutoff is exactly the same. But i have a cheap kit worth around £40 and ive already gone through 2 ballasts. Would be worth spending money on a more expensive kit. Also what do you mean by leveling system. Do you mean beam cutoff or xenon system automatic headlamp leveling system?

What your refering to is the width. The offset is where your mounting face sits in accordance to the wheels width. Lower offsets will make your wheels stick out more while higher offsets will make them come in

Im afraid its not. Its like a hidden tv lol underneath the glass but still visible

Hi. Under the wipers on my car there is like a small sensor in the centre of my windscreen? Does anyone know what it is? Thanks, jamie

I get around 34ish around town and 38ish on short motorway journeys. but on hour plus journeys I can get well over 45mpg :) just depends on how you're driving it, I drive it like im following an old vw campervan, slow and gentle!

I have a compressor and use an analogue thingymajig you use to pump tyres up

your best bet would be a lexus dealer.. as you cannot buy any reproductions... im in the same situation as you, I need a drivers side one. oh and their £50 each iirc

They look like Work vs-xx alloys. One of my mates has them on his MKV GTI, just not quite as deep a dish as those in your picture. Usually have gold spokes too. Any idea wer u can buy these from? And does anyone know wat are the widest wheels I can fit in the rear? And wat offsett will I need? the worlds your oyster when it comes too offsets, you can keep it relatively safe and have a bigger offset or go just mad and have a stupidly low offset. as for width's its possible to run 9.5 fronts and 11 rears check this guy he's running 9.5 x 19 et 24 and 11 x 19 et 29 http://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-second-generation/491949-is350-19x11-work-meister-photoshoot.html it also depends of what you want to do, do you want flush or tucked look. and if you don't mind rolling and flairing your arches.

instead of fully tinting try fly eyes, their like tiny dots which give the appearance of a tinted lamp, but still allows you to have full effect of reflectors and increased light output not sure if its individual dots or a sheet http://www.flyeyeskit.co.uk/

honestly, I would get rid of the redouts, I tried it, looked good, but was dangerously dim on green led,s but could hardly see it.. and green bulbs aren't that good apparently as the bulbs have a very thick coat of paint on them.