ivanfromtheuk

i drive an aristo 3.0

my experience of dealers in the UK is not good.... if i go to lexus for parts/ service, they look down their nose at me like i am a second class citizen, toyota dealers generally do the same but because in their view, my car isnt a toyota! i cant win....lol

if any of you guys from the UK reading this know of any good dealers i would like to hear from you....

hi all and thanks for dropping by....

i have a 94 aristo 3.0. it is my pride and joy and is about to get a major overhaul due to a collision that happened in the supermarket car park (for the record, i was in the store). any way, after a hit and run and the repacement of a few major parts and as the car is off the road at the moment, i think its time to do a few other things that i have wanted to do... the first thing is to get rid of the toyota fitted sounds and replace it with some separates. those of you familiar with the aristo will know it is a double unit in one so to speak, the problem i have is the mounting kit. it is not available in the UK. any ideas?

just as a footnote, I dont know what the pin number is for the factory fitted kit and the old owner of the car never knew it either, any help re master codes would be a help....

May we can make it a sticky.

we certainly can.

great work sadistic!

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I am new to this forum and a novice tire buyer. Currently I have P225/70R16 101S Goodyear Integrity tires on my Lexus RX300. I find them to be horrible on wet surfaces. Need to replace them and have been told to look at Bridgestone Dueler H/L, Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza, Michelin ALT, AWP Uniroyal Loreado or Maxxis. Any suggestions? ese9537

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Yokohama Geolander G-051's, Michelin Cross Terrains, or the brand new Toyo Open Country H/T which all come in your size. B) Excellent all round performers, but the Michelin will be by far the most expensive.

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i dont know if you guys get pirrelli in the US but they make my aristo stick to the road like glue... great for cornering.... make sure you get the 95V rated tyres though....

by the way, I need some info or recommendations from you guys about body kits, etc....

cheers all

I use a paper manual, it's pretty big, 2 huge volumes. It cost about $100 and up <_< I bought a CD manual initially off EBay and it was a joke, the paper manual is so much more detailed.

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hi, would you be able to scan the manual and email it to me for cash?