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  1. bigmalik00
    strange enough the guy that built this SC is named Scott. The kit cost about $3200. I think I will just go with a 2jzgte swap. http://clublexus.com/forums/showthread.php...ight=ScottURnot
  2. bigmalik00
    thanks LexusLuthor.. I think any rim above 18" x9 with an offset of +35 or lower will demand sometype of fender modifications.( for the rear) 18's look good too, but to get the look I like I would have to almost put the car on the ground. That is not a good look for Baltimore streets.
  3. bigmalik00
    its cool, I have never heard of a fender rolling kit; just a fender roller, my tires aren't that wide. I am running a 255/35/20 on a 20x10 +37 rim. The main reason I rolled the fenders because of my weight. lol It was a mild roll. 20's look great on these cars here is a rear view of my car.
  4. bigmalik00
    wow, you are telling me MY tires rub without a kit? I just wanted a kit for appearance reasons only. lol ,what does a kit do to prevent rubbing? << got my popcorn for this one>>
  5. bigmalik00
    I don't think so...this is a 97 SC with 20's. This is not my car. I have 19's on the front and 20x10 +37 in the rear, and I have no issues of rubbing. You have to moddify the fenders to achieve this look. I will admit I need a kit and I am working on that now...
  6. bigmalik00
    man you are in TX... you could probably find some Supra rims for about $500.(supraforums.com) You could get 95+LS calipers and rotor for under $300. Great upgrade they will throw you through the windshield. A must for future HP mods...
  7. bigmalik00
    That is just it. The direct swap is the 95+ LS calipers, and yes the caliper is larger. With this swap you need to change your rims. SC factory rims do not clear those calipers. A good fix most guys run are the Supra TT rims.
  8. bigmalik00
    I did not know supra brakes would fit my car. Is this true? What other swaps are possible for my 1990 LS 400. I do think an upgrade would be nice while I am going through the trouble of doing the front suspension this winter. LS400 95+ brakes is a good upgrade....
  9. bigmalik00
    Supra struts 19x8.5 in the front 20x10 2" drop in the front 1.5" in the rear enjoy...
  10. bigmalik00
    I would change the coilpack that is on the driver side of the block. If you look under the car and the cats are glowing ....this is your problem. Our cars have two coilpacks one in the front/top of the engine and the other is on the block on the driverside. They are not that exspensive but if you have this problem I would change them first.
  11. bigmalik00
    if you had any stereo work they had to remove the harness of the hazzard button. any loose wires on that harness will stop your signal lights. I just got another hazzard button harness and connected to the other old harness.
  12. bigmalik00
    plenty SC owners have done this. I swapped my stocks out for some Supra TT calipers... be careful once they are on.. they will throw you threw the windshield
  13. bigmalik00
    your power steering set up has nothing to do with the exhaust smoke....you need to fix that leak.. I had the same problem during the month of Jan... sent you a PM
  14. bigmalik00
    that looks so good....and you free'd up so much space...good work! keep us posted on the headers.....is there a huge change in the temperature?
  15. bigmalik00
    I just purchased a used climate control unit for my 92 SC400 and am looking for installation instructions. Had a sight bookmarked with great instructions but cannot find it anywhere. Any help would be appreciated. Would rather not butcher my interior. Phil maybe a great group buy item....
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