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Mondo

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  1. Thanks Sypher..I'll let you know. I'm actually leaning toward just getting nice 17's since I use my car daily in NYC (read: pothole central). Ive been to both Manhattan and Bay Ridge and gotten shifty treatment at both dealers. For the money I pay I want to feel warm and cozy...I guess thats too much to ask.
  2. Hey gang, I own a 99 GS300 blk/blk completely stock..pre-owned cert. for a little over a year and half. about 48K miles. Problems so far: burnt out tail lights (twice), faulty dealer installed aftermarket alarm, blown starter..all repaired by dealer under warranty...was given a hassle about the tail light the first time. I'm form NYC and the Lexus dealerships here provide horrible customer service. I have to call to find out the status of my car and when its ready and arrange for my own transportation, etc. My BMW and MB owning friends laugh at me. Regardless I love my GS..lol. Here's what I'd like to mod on my car: -Chrome Grill: Originally I was going to buy one but have read that many of you have removed the paint on your stock one with good results. I'd like to get more direction on this as I may attempt it myslef. -New Wheels: I live in NYC and the weather and roads are horrendous. However Id like to upgrade from stock wheels and give my car a more unique look. I want to be fairly conservative to preserve ride quality with no rubbing issues. Right now Im considering an 18" staggered set up (8.5 front..9.5 back). I wanted to know if 18's will look okay on the car without me having to lower it, or is lowering recommended? I definitely want to avoid having the car look higher if possible, but if the result will be basically the same Id leave it as is. -Body Kit: At some point I may consider a body kit...especially if it would enhance the look of the car with the new larger wheels. again Id be looking for something with a classy, fairly conservative appearance. I really like the overall look of Bluelex's car and kit....very clean. I know there are few to none of you here from my part of town, but if any of you know of any reputable good customizing shops in the NYC area...please let me know. I envy you guys out West. Thanks.
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