Junction Produce GS400

I passed smog with a K&N FIPK. It has a CARB number that I stuck on the radiator support by the filter. Passed the inspection and the test with flying colors..

thanks for the compliments everyone.. look at your car MrSyhper... I love the new "look" can't wait to complete it ;)

as for my suspension, I went to an air cylinder set-up. Which is actually better than I thought it would be since this car is daily-driven. I can't be any happier.

Man, I have been been so busy, I never have time to come onto this board anymore :( Here is one of the more recent pics of my GS400 with my new suspension set up...:whistles:

The USA office for Junction Produce is nearly open. We are already in our office and having our phones set-up this week. We are located in Poway, CA, just a few minutes north of San Diego, CA. Our opening will be low-key but we will be having a DEMO Day at Super Autobacs on June 5, 2004. (here is more info on that: http://www.clublexus.com/forums/showthread...hreadid=120531) sorry bout the fact its on a different forum everyone.

our address is:

Junction Produce USA

13471 Danielson St. #F

Poway, CA 92064

we should have our phones set-up in a matter of days. If you would like more info, feel free to email me, john@junction-produce.co.jp

Its mildly organized since it was put together in a quick notice. Right now, members from VIPStyleCars.com and ClubLexus will be attending. Junction Produce USA will bring its DEMO car (GS400) to this meet as well.

There is a plastic clip... once you get the rear spoiler off, then you have the brackets

the brackets are held on by rivets. You gotta have them drilled out.

email me. info@vipstylecars.com, I will see what I can do for you

looks good. I love them

this is something that I need to do, but been completely laggin on.

It is hard-drive based and you can buy an upgrade from the Lexus Dealership. As for it being plug and play, your guess is good as mine. I believe it was around 379 for this upgrade. Something like that.

junction produce makes a billet grille for the 1st gen GS...

www.junction-produce.co.jp/english

I don't even want to know what I am going to have to do if I decide to ever part with my GS. I would probably have a better time parting my car out in my case. Selling a modified car, my advice is use eBay.

no sweat at all bro...

a group buy on the Junction Produce Tail Lamps will still be very expensive. Cost alone is very expensive. If we didn't use OEM tail lamps then the price would be a lot cheaper. Plus each clear tail lamp is made to order. However, we do believe CORRECT fitment and the highest quality. There are no condensation in my tail lamps what so ever. I wish I could say the same for my STOCK headlights.

They retail for 1350. Already a high price, but when you see these in person, these aren't your normal run of the mill, mass produced APC type tail lights. The quality is there. Neo is right, finding over 10 people to shell out that kind of money for these lights will be hard.

Hello, this is my car. It is the Junction Produce USA Demo car. Here are pictures from SEMA Show 2003...

Here is a closer picture of the Junction Produce tail lights...

Tom's Racing in Japan.. they make aftermarket Toyota parts for the Japanese market...

http://www.tomsracing.co.jp/

quite a lot of work you have done there. Lots of little JDM goodies. Can't wait to see it... U are from San Diego correct?

I like the Junction Produce Scaras on SC430s. There are roughly about 3 sets here in the US right about now. Costs between 4000-8000 a set...

not to hijack this thread, hey twinturbo619... is that your car in your sig? never seen that car around SD b4... plus thats a RHD aristo in your sig?

those mirrors are from Tom's. They are covers with LEDs built into them. Very easy install... as for those rims? I dunno, sorry...

1350.00 a set.

very nice quality in person.

The only 01-up Lexus GS430 tail lights that have the clear part are from Junction Produce. Retails for 1350.00. These lights are actually OEM lights with the clear part. Hence, the price...