###### My Scoobs - A potted history . #######
06 January 2003, 02:16 PM
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Thought I'd show a history of my Scooby ownership since April 2001
My first after 3 days of ownership
2 weeks later - 1st set of wheels
1 year later my99 std
Week later - wheels transfered
Ooops - several months later and an argument with a log
Only yesterday - New Prodrive wheels
New style Lexus Lights - Rear Box next - Afterburner, me thinks
My first after 3 days of ownership
2 weeks later - 1st set of wheels
1 year later my99 std
Week later - wheels transfered
Ooops - several months later and an argument with a log
Only yesterday - New Prodrive wheels
New style Lexus Lights - Rear Box next - Afterburner, me thinks
06 January 2003, 02:27 PM
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Had to have the entire geometry checked and then the car was taken for 4 wheel laser alignment. No serious dameage though, apart from a shredded under tray This happened during a storm, when a large log was deposited in the road, right in front of me. At the time running to a standstill sounded like most of the suspension, drive shafts, sump and everything else was dragging under the car. I hardly dare get out and look.
Had to have the entire geometry checked and then the car was taken for 4 wheel laser alignment. No serious dameage though, apart from a shredded under tray
This happened during a storm, when a large log was deposited in the road, right in front of me. At the time running to a standstill sounded like most of the suspension, drive shafts, sump and everything else was dragging under the car. I hardly dare get out and look.
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06 January 2003, 04:17 PM
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If memory serves me right there are two little screwdriver slots at the top of the orange vents. Using a cloth and small screwdriver you should be able to encourage them to come out. A fiend did mine on my RB5 which is why I cant be too sure and the P1 came already blacked out so I have not had a chance to play - not that I would really want to, but they do look better black
If memory serves me right there are two little screwdriver slots at the top of the orange vents. Using a cloth and small screwdriver you should be able to encourage them to come out. A fiend did mine on my RB5 which is why I cant be too sure and the P1 came already blacked out so I have not had a chance to play - not that I would really want to, but they do look better black
06 January 2003, 05:06 PM
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Just use a flat baded screwdriver at the top of the wedges there are 2 notches then they just come out.
A quick rub down with wet and dry, a couple of coats fo back paint, and then I put a couple of coats of laquer over mine. Alow to fully dry and then put back in, look much better IMO
A quick rub down with wet and dry, a couple of coats fo back paint, and then I put a couple of coats of laquer over mine. Alow to fully dry and then put back in, look much better IMO
01 August 2003, 08:42 PM
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In credit, I think the lexus lights look better on light coloured/silver cars than on DBM for example ...
Nice clean sensible looking car in the main though
- Jon
[Edited by scoob_dood - 1/8/2003 8:42:43 PM]
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