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    Jeffrey
  • Lexus Model
    Lexus ISF
  • Year of Lexus
    2010
  • UK/Ireland Location
    Surrey
  • Interests
    Classic Cars
    Car Restoration

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  1. jeffrosie6
    Selling the sill plates that came on my 2010 ISF as I managed to find a set of illuminated sill plates. Very good condition. 1 button clip missing, can be used from your old ones. Can post at your expense or collect from Sutton SM1 £50
  2. jeffrosie6
    Probably, but I'm pretty happy at the moment with with the RCF alloys fitted 😉 Besides I've still got to sort out my coilovers 😐
  3. jeffrosie6
    In the process of painting my calipers Orange 😄
  4. jeffrosie6
    LOL 72mph is far too slow I've yet to try my cruise control 😊
  5. jeffrosie6
    Did you manage to sort this out?
  6. jeffrosie6
    Didn't know that there is a cruise limiter. What's it at?
  7. jeffrosie6
    Looks really good 👌
  8. jeffrosie6
    Mines fitted with RCF alloys and offset is a bit more aggressive. 255 Front and 275 Rear. Rears slightly rub, so will be raising the rears slightly. And as Ivacerk said, these cars look better with beefier tires.
  9. jeffrosie6
    Good write up buddy with pics to help 👍
  10. jeffrosie6
    Has anyone opened the OEM headlights and converted the original DRL in the headlights to switchback sequential indicators? I had actually got a set of HCMotions RGB headlights to go on my ISF 🫣 , but after trial fitting 1, didn't like the look, so will be selling them 🙂
  11. jeffrosie6
    The RS*R coilover spring rates are 12kg front and 9kg rear. So already on the stiffer side. They have been pretty good considering the roads here, so guessing I'll stick to the same springs, especially as I'll never track the car.
  12. jeffrosie6
    Not a problem buddy. That's exactly what I've been doing. Heat and penetrating fluid. Using a 50/50 mix of diesel & aviation hydraulic fluid as that's what I've read that the RAF mechanics used to use to good effect. Got them more or less freed. Fingers crossed the rears are good.
  13. jeffrosie6
    I've got pretty much the same unit as yours Dave. The sellers all say that I need a canbus adaptor to make the Android units to work in my car, guessing it will be the same for you. I haven't yet taken the step to Android, but hopefully in the near future 🤞
  14. jeffrosie6
    Rich, 20/14 may be good for handling, but not on these pothole infested roads and the repairs are just as bad with the potholes emerging within months. I'm gonna go with the default UK suggested springs of 10/8 and if if find it too soft, I'll move the front springs to the rear and get set of 12's for the front so it will be 12/10.
  15. jeffrosie6
    Tks Jon for all that info 👌 Tried various ways to free it but no luck. Given more time, I probably would free it, but I just don't have the time these days...
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