Will 19 inch rims rub?
02-25-16, 04:12 PM
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Originally Posted by firelizard
You have got to be joking. There is a wheel fitment thread and a plethora of examples of GS on 19" wheels dating back over a decade and a half.
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02-25-16, 07:51 PM
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But yeah to the OP, it also depends on your offsets and how low you're planning on dropping your car.
Also, the SEARCH button is your friend. This forum has been around for quite along time so there is quite a lot of information on here. I can almost guarantee that any question that you have has been addressed already you just have to take the time to search the answer. It only takes about 15 minutes mac and will keep guys on here from getting pissed off
Last edited by cdiiwu; 02-25-16 at 07:59 PM.
02-25-16, 08:46 PM
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Hey OP, first off, welcome to Club Lexus. I understand everyones frustration, as I have some too, but I'll be nice 
First off, the 2GS has been around for almost 20 years and I can guarantee 95% of your questions can be answered through either searching or with our DIY/FAQ thread that is a sticky on the top of the 2GS forum, especially questions on wheel fitment which is probably the most popular question as are suspension drop questions. To avoid further negativity, I suggest one of those 2 options first before starting a thread 
As for your question, Im bagged on 22's no way yours gonna rub with 19's un less you have very wide and/or high offsets. Any wheel shop will do the measuring you need, or just check the FAQ thread which has extensive info on wheels.
First off, the 2GS has been around for almost 20 years and I can guarantee 95% of your questions can be answered through either searching or with our DIY/FAQ thread that is a sticky on the top of the 2GS forum, especially questions on wheel fitment which is probably the most popular question as are suspension drop questions. To avoid further negativity, I suggest one of those 2 options first before starting a thread As for your question, Im bagged on 22's no way yours gonna rub with 19's un less you have very wide and/or high offsets. Any wheel shop will do the measuring you need, or just check the FAQ thread which has extensive info on wheels.
02-26-16, 07:18 PM
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Hey OP, first off, welcome to Club Lexus. I understand everyones frustration, as I have some too, but I'll be nice First off, the 2GS has been around for almost 20 years and I can guarantee 95% of your questions can be answered through either searching or with our DIY/FAQ thread that is a sticky on the top of the 2GS forum, especially questions on wheel fitment which is probably the most popular question as are suspension drop questions. To avoid further negativity, I suggest one of those 2 options first before starting a thread
As for your question, Im bagged on 22's no way yours gonna rub with 19's un less you have very wide and/or high offsets. Any wheel shop will do the measuring you need, or just check the FAQ thread which has extensive info on wheels.
First off, the 2GS has been around for almost 20 years and I can guarantee 95% of your questions can be answered through either searching or with our DIY/FAQ thread that is a sticky on the top of the 2GS forum, especially questions on wheel fitment which is probably the most popular question as are suspension drop questions. To avoid further negativity, I suggest one of those 2 options first before starting a thread As for your question, Im bagged on 22's no way yours gonna rub with 19's un less you have very wide and/or high offsets. Any wheel shop will do the measuring you need, or just check the FAQ thread which has extensive info on wheels.
Well said Mr. Jokster.
03-02-16, 12:33 PM
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Members who have not had a chance to read the 2GS MEMBERS PLEASE READ: Re-establishing a sense of community in the 2Gen GS forum post by DaveGS4 please take a couple minutes to do so. If you have already read it maybe brush-up on some of its finer points like these listed below.
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