Lexus Sc300 Sc400 , Gs, Es Customized Needles.red, White Or Blue on 2040-parts.com
Montclair, California, US
Hi,
How are you doing?
This is a needles for service, You can choice the the color of your needles, you can have white, red or blue, i would like to have your old one back for confirm input power of needles, because some of the SC,GS,ES are reverse power.They are not the same.
Why buy the old one? most of them are old, they may work today who know next day?
I am servicing alot of them, there is no air gap in between. They are fully check on bench for weight,functional , car and burn in at least 24hrs.
Please text me for more detail.
909/257/6308
Have a nice day
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