necromax

Mine is a 2001 and also has LSD

Hi Everyone

Ive been reading around on the specifications of the standard speakers in the lexus IS200 SE. I have found out that the rear speakers are 2 ohms. Hovever i need to know what the ratings of the front speakers are. If anyone knows the correct specifications for all of the speakers, it would be a great help.

Thanks

I think you will find that the 'woofer' element of your rear speakers are two ohms, but the tweeter element (its two speakers in one), are 4 ohms. The fronts are 4 ohms too IIRC

If you are thinking of amping the rears, you might be better re[;acing the standard 6x9s...

I have one of these kits, never been fitted to my car. Its the mirror & sunroof version. My IS will be going soon, so its up for grabs :)

Happy Birthday Geoff!! All the best.

The instructions I have indicate that they stick on top of the original

Sounds like an issue with your piggyback ecu for the supercharger perhaps? I am no expert, but I think that might be the cause

First off a BIG thanks to Mike for getting a pair of these clear door markers to me (in double quick time!)........Got to say they look the Mutz Nutz on the car, an excellent little mod that only takes a couple of mins to do and looks great!! :D

PM Mike for more info

Keith :)

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I did PM Mike, he didn't reply.....

Isn't Billsy selling his? I think he put it on eBay as no one went for it

I just got two track rod ends, about £70 for the pair. If you can find a CES they can get them

Get well soon Geoff, all the best mate

Hmm... just found this, makes for interesting possibilities....

http://www.heenan.me.uk/control-sky-from-pc/

If you use the Dragon CAM with a geniune Sky card it should work. Not tried it yet, but its certainly something I want to get working for my Media PC project. You have to remember to note the serial number of the sky card or something when its in the genuine sky box, and enter it manually on the software on the PC. I was reading up on it a couple of weeks ago, will see if I can find the link

Thats great news mate! I'm pleased for you :)

I want to change the switches on mine, so a wiring diagram would be very helpful... no one got one on here?

2001 IS200 Sport

Fitted at 43k

9k later, no problems

(My IS had a supercharger fitted/removed prior to me owning it from 34k, no idea how long for though)

Serviced by Lexus

I'd be interested in a pair of the Xenon whitish ones...

I have had my V3 almost a year now, found it to be generally ok, don't like the menu system much, prefer the functionality of the Sony Ericssons I think. Got to be a K750 or W800 for me next. The main screen failed on my V3, but Motorola were very good, had it back fixed in a week. I think its all releative to what you want from a phone, as others have mentioned.

Have a look here, its us version, but you'll get the idea

I'm sorry to see whats happened to your car mate. Some people just have no respect for other peoples property these days....

Congratulations mate

Remove the rear seats, simply tug at the front and the lower section comes up, then remove the back of the rear seat (four bolts from memory) you have to push up hard to unhook them at the top. Remove the rear shelf (you might need to pop the two C-pillar covers off ) and simply unplug the speakers and undo the bolts. Might be a guide in the tech section, or hae a look on IS300.net for a more detailed explanation :)

Happy Birthday Gord!! Hope you have a good one, all the best mate

Happy Birthday mate, hope you had a great day

You need to remove the vent assembly above the unit, do this by removing the lint tray if you have one, there should be two screws underneath it, then pull it out, you have to give it a go tug. This will expose two bolts securing the frame which holds the aircon & radio. You need to remove the panel holding the heated seat buttons to access the lower bolts (just reach underneath and give it a tug). Undo the upper and lower bolts, remove the whole assembly, fairly straight forward from there. Be VERY carful not to scratch your dash.. you would be advised to run masking tape down both sides of the console to avoid scratches.

Mine are certainly part of the moulding of the door. I had considered buying two new door cards, and building speaker pods into them. Mr Singh has done some nice work on his door speakers.