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Read this: http://rob.carlile.home.mchsi.com/lexus/lexus1.htm Then, if all of your questions aren't answered, by all means, ask. :)

Yep, definitely heatercore.

^ Ah, news to me. :) However, do they make a g35x coupe?

^ I believe that the sedan version of the G35 is the G35x.

Bleh. Yes, that was me vomiting on my keyboard, thank you. :(

I give up. Seriously. Have you even checked the codes yet? I tried to help, but cannot offer any more assistance until you decide to help yourself. Everyone is speculating, and that's right up there with throwing new parts at a car until it's fixed. (as in, stupid)

QFT.

http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=66105 YOU be the judge.

I'd buy that thing, and rock the hell out of it. That'd be awesome for a daily driver. :)

Yeah, or I'm just stupid. You choose, as I'd rather not. ;) Gotcha. :) It'll look sweet when it's done. :)

Check to make sure that none of the wires around the CPS are corroded, charred, hardened by heat, and generally not conductive. I'm willing to guess that the connector has seen better days. Heat doesn't do it any favors. ;) Fix that, either by re-wiring, or just fixing what you did wrong...

So, any codes? It could be a number of things, or something as easy as a dash-pot adjustment.

I wouldn't buy them anyway. As long as my car looks decent, I'm more about go-fast than look pretty. ;) I'd buy a set of CF ones if Duane ever gets back in the business, though. (Duane? ;))

They look good, Bryan. :) The only thing I'd have done differently is fill in the space around them with some sort of putty, and paint it black. :) Otherwise you might get light bleeding out those holes from the stock gauges. I'll be doing the same thing with Defi gauges, whenever I can get a...

Did you have the dash apart recently?

It's been discussed before: http://www.supramania.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31263&highlight=muffler

Ugh. A pet peeve of mine is when people put the MKIV logo in the MKIII. :( Also, it probably wouldn't be the best idea to glue them down over your existing sills, as they have no screw holes. If you need to remove the door sill(s) for some reason, you're kindof S.O.L. ;)

^ I would have just replaced the hose altogether. ;) By putting a piece of straight pipe in there, you kept those two points for possible failure. ;)

^ That's my plan, or map out the cost of making my own. It would probably be cheaper to just buy one, though.

I've had one of these on my truck since I bought it. :) (2.5yrs ago?). I love it. :)