A motorvac uses a machine and a high pressure gas solution to clean everythign in the engine. It is like cleaning the injectors on the bench without removing them or atleast as close as you will get to having them cleaned without removal
$80 is too cheap it is probably the canned stuff which uses vacume to suck it in and clean it up .no where near a motorvac
It might be the motor or the contacts in the motor itself
I had mine replaced years ago under warrenty because tehy would not go back under the hood ,they kept stopping halfway on the windsheild
the price isn't bad but it depends on how good the blank was made with what type of steel or they will warp rather easily.
rotors are heavy especially ls ,gs,is,and,sc rotors which use the same ones.
I wonder how much shipping is going to be.
OK i have loaded most of the pics up to the LOC server.
I'll thumbnail them here but they can be see on page 10 and higher in full res and size, they include mainly my car and my fine female friends. and some dudes at the end holding some crappy peices of tin thinking it is really gold, lmao
Too bad martin didn't stay where he was supposed to ,to get a shot in the pics with the group
http://us.lexusownersclub.com/gallery/shows?page=10
These are pics from DKN6 darknight nationals which i got 3rd place over s bone stock IS 300 and another IS 300 with a turbo in the engine bay but not hooked up?????
Nice judges ! obviously we didn't get the same ones.
enjoy
do you idle your car much?
doing this before shutting it off leaves the battery a low voltage than if driven and shut off immediatly as the alternator is not putting out 14.4vdc at idle.
guarenteed exact same are
92-96 rims
97-01
02-04
offsets and everthing will bolt up perfectly
but you can swap any es 300 rim to another with very little problems of a speedo
the easiest way to find a post by a memebr is to click their name
then their is a tab to find all their posts
then look through them
and here it is
http://us.lexusownersclub.com/forums/index...topic=11534&hl=
I don't think the problem with stevies rubbing is from the tire width but boils down to the wrong offset ,it looks too negative for the application
it looks like a +30-35mm rather than a +40-45mm offset pushing the rubber to the outer lip of the car
you are trying to seal a rubber product with a hard epoxy type material
it will initally bond but will seperate and crack off and probably be sucked in the engine
silicone would be better as it can flex as is ureathane but it depends on how big it is