Jimbobs Lexus IS200 Turbo!
Jimbobs Lexus IS200 Turbo!
Stainless steel exhaust manifold on its way for sure now! cant wait be here sometime next week!
I like the engine bay - less sure about the blue headlight washers on the bumper though
Good work though Jim, keep up the efforts :thumbup:
yeah know what u mean mate i may be redoing back to silver bit more of a sleeker look!
jimbob150385 I havent got any pics of when i was doing them but this is how:
1. Undo the screw behind the open/close handle with a posi drive and push cover backwards and out (behind the little flap use a flat head screw driver to pop, Cover can be tight)
2. Undo the screw in the botton of the door handle in the using posi drive
3. Remove tweeter cover (just pulls off)
4. Pop the window switch panel out and disconnect plugs (pop the back and slide backwards)
5. Then pull door card from the bottom all the poppers will extract and lift door card upwards
6. Disconnect light at the bottom of the door card
7. Remove the window seal that is connected to the door card (Has little tabs that are bent to hold in place
8. Then remove the material from the door card and this is then used as a template for the new material u would like to use (cut a little bigger than needed 10mm all round)
9. Use a industrial adhesive spray glue and stick the template to the original material leave to dry for 15 mins approx (This then gives the new look a full sponge feeling if u know what i mean lol)
10. Cut the handle hole into the 2 bits material glued together and trim edges so excactly the same size as orignal material
11. Use adhesive spray now on the door card being careful to to over spray and glue the material back in place leaving enough room so that u can push the edges of material back into the slots around the door card
12. Use a card to push edges down and it will be a snug fit (leave to dry for approx 15 mins)
13. Replace door cards window seal but try to ensure material is under the seal which makes life easier later on
14. Use card to tuck any excess under the window seal to ensure that the material has no loose areas
15. replace door card by pusy hard against the window with the door card and then sliding door card down ensuring that it slots onto the lip of the door
16. Reconnect light at the bottom of door card
17. Push door card to ensure door card clips engage
17. Replace door open/close handle cover and replace screw
18. Replace door bottom door handle screw
19. Replace tweeter cover (push back on)
20. Reconnect window switch paned and reconnect
As the job goes on it becomes easier and alot fast completed mine in 2 hours and looks oem!
Ill get pictures to try and help out 2day soz!
jimbob150385 I havent got any pics of when i was doing them but this is how:
1. Undo the screw behind the open/close handle with a posi drive and push cover backwards and out (behind the little flap use a flat head screw driver to pop, Cover can be tight)
2. Undo the screw in the botton of the door handle in the using posi drive
3. Remove tweeter cover (just pulls off)
4. Pop the window switch panel out and disconnect plugs (pop the back and slide backwards)
5. Then pull door card from the bottom all the poppers will extract and lift door card upwards
6. Disconnect light at the bottom of the door card
7. Remove the window seal that is connected to the door card (Has little tabs that are bent to hold in place
8. Then remove the material from the door card and this is then used as a template for the new material u would like to use (cut a little bigger than needed 10mm all round)
9. Use a industrial adhesive spray glue and stick the template to the original material leave to dry for 15 mins approx (This then gives the new look a full sponge feeling if u know what i mean lol)
10. Cut the handle hole into the 2 bits material glued together and trim edges so excactly the same size as orignal material
11. Use adhesive spray now on the door card being careful to to over spray and glue the material back in place leaving enough room so that u can push the edges of material back into the slots around the door card
12. Use a card to push edges down and it will be a snug fit (leave to dry for approx 15 mins)
13. Replace door cards window seal but try to ensure material is under the seal which makes life easier later on
14. Use card to tuck any excess under the window seal to ensure that the material has no loose areas
15. replace door card by pusy hard against the window with the door card and then sliding door card down ensuring that it slots onto the lip of the door
16. Reconnect light at the bottom of door card
17. Push door card to ensure door card clips engage
17. Replace door open/close handle cover and replace screw
18. Replace door bottom door handle screw
19. Replace tweeter cover (push back on)
20. Reconnect window switch paned and reconnect
As the job goes on it becomes easier and alot fast completed mine in 2 hours and looks oem!
Ill get pictures to try and help out 2day soz!
thx for rep stav advice is make sure the material u r going to use is thick enough so as the glue does not show through and also make sure let it get tacky before sticking looks reall good when all done!
The carbon cloth wrap is sticky back so will see!
Yesterday dropped my baby by 35mm on just springs gives a really nice stance and looks really gd as u can see i know she needs a clean lol!!
Ive got some quite big bumps round my way and no bottoming out or knocks,squeaks all is well!!
Then i managed to get some Ohlins coilovers lol so these will be coming off again in the nxt couple of weeks oh should be fun i ache like **** now lol let us know what you think!
Looks good :thumbup: :biggrin:
Right fed up of my wheels so im doing DIY refurb as i just aint got the money! Ive started already! Rubbed all down with 80 wet and dry so all back to bare alloy and then 2moz a gd clean and prime ill be putting on quite a few coats!! **** weather is not gonna get under this paint job lol.... ill keep u posted all and ill get pics up of me progress just incase some1 else got too much time on there hands and not enough money lol