juan01

wow, those are some nice oem bulbs!! ;)

Interesting.. First time I've seen a hooked up Avalon.

Best bet is definitely Ebay. They are on there from time to time. Just keep looking everyday or something.

This is where it starts getting costly.. haha

That's true too.. But personally I got them because I couldn't afford HID's and wasn't willing to pay extra for the PIAA's. :)

Basically it's the closest you can get to HID whiteness from a halogen bulb along with those PIAA bulbs. Cheap alternative for those who can't afford HID's.

My driver's side headlight had some BAD condensation a while back.. But hasn't come back since. The only problem now is that it looks different... a little in comparison to the other one. I was going to do the oven thing, but haven't had time. Also, I am a little scared on it not working... Cuz someone did the black painting inside previously, and I don't know what kind of sealent they used.. Might not even budge. :chairshot:

Or Ebay... They are on there from time to time.

Yup, or you can try PIAA as well. B)

They "suck". Light output is most likely bad. But if you want them, go ahead.. I already experienced buying "cheap" bulbs and I was not happy. I couldn't see a damn thing on the road! The stock halogens lit up 2x more than the cheap ones.

If I were you, I would go ahead and try for the Silverstars instead.

yea you should! There was a full 7piece TRD kit on Ebay for 350 the other day. Check if its still there..

How about some black pearls? I have some FS in the Buy&Sell forums. :)

I found this page at Tsunami's site...

http://www.tsunami1.com/managerspecial.htm

It looks like they are selling "imperfect" or blemished kits at a discounted price and the ES300 kit happens to be available. Anyone want to call and confirm if they have any in stock for the discounted price of $500?

Has anyone actually ordered from Tsunami?

No exterior body mods as of yet.. But maybe soon. :)

Hey, I'm not sure about those Sprint springs.. They are a kinda "cheap" brand. You should go ahead and spend a little ore for the better name brands to ensure better ride quality and less sagging.

There are Espelier, Tanabe, and RSR drop springs available in Japan.. {-_-} (Robert) over at CL was going to get some for me, but the shipping prices were just too outrageous, since they are a little heavy. So I have to settle with H&R or Intrax ones. :)

I went around Ebay earlier looking for 65w MTEC's, but all I found were 100w+. Can you link me up to them?

I would never drop my car more than 1.3" - 1.5" with just using lowering springs.

A drop up to 1.3" or so would be within the OEM manufacturer's tolerance, for more than that you need shortened sport shocks.

Also, since the actual weight of your car may vary (no. of people, ICE installations, ...) if you drop your car too much, you will be hitting the ground or fencers.

So how's about finding me some Espelier drop springs for my 96ES? :D

Hey man, since you have a 95 ES, you can go ahead and look for springs that fall under the 92-96 Camry V6 models, since those will go lower. Intrax makes Camry V6 springs that drop 1.6". I myself have ordered H&R springs from tirerack.com which drop 1.3". There's also B&G springs... Then you have the Eibachs. Sprint springs, stay away... :chairshot:

Teins are made for 97+up models. :D

I agree, thumbs up.. Plus, your smilies>ClubLexus smilies. :)

Hey sk, I knew it looked like a mugen lip... There are replica lips on ebay for the Accord that go for around 60 or 70.. I thought that's what you had. The one you have looks pretty good though, I wouldn't mind doing a lip like that sometime down the road, after my drop/rims. :)

Hey sk, is that the abs plastic Mugen lip for the Accord that you are using as a base?