have you thought about just painting your calipers? and you could always stencil on the 'lexus' part. if all you are going for is the look then that would probalbly be your cheapest option
ya true, that could be a hassell, but how much would the paint chip off do you think? do you have steelies for winter? if so i coudln't image getting a lot of chips on the calipers, or maybe i just know nothing, not really sure. maybe try and find someone else who has painted their calipers
get a big brake kit for your car. Stop tech or something... with some nice 4 or more piston calipers and some big rotors to fill that rim up. That would be visually impressive and will perform as good as it looks. Better start saving $$
Get the folia tec kit and paint the calipers for $50 it is truly amazing as the paint looks wet all teh time
a really good kit
everyone i have told loves it as the spray can stuff is crap and peels off and doesn;t leave a nice smooth finish but just adds colour to the existing rough surface
i have chrome caliper stickers with the "L" and the "lexus " script
i wasn;t really thinking about selling them as my club also sells them for about 25 a set of 4 i think
Yeah I was gonna order them from "your club".... just gotta wait for my credit card statement to give me my 4 numbers for pay pal...
I was looking at kits from Pacific mall to paint the calipers... prolly end up doing just that... might as well do it when I switch to my summer rims...
well i don't want much for mine either
let me know
lexusownersclub only wants 15 usd
How is $20 and you can pick which ones you want script or the "L" logo
Or maybe i might even trade for dinner at frankies ?????
lmao
Funny enough that is the exact same way i am going to do mine also. Logo fits perfectly ont eh rear calipers as it has an opening
i'll bring the sheet to the meet
so we can play sticker collections.
After all teh guys stop chasing you for your free dancing neon light
So we'll be expecting you for dinner then? I'll add you to the list or you can post that you're coming.
Oh and thanks for reminding me... gotta go dig up the flashing light in the basement...
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