Work Euroline FE 19''
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Work Euroline FE 19''
Added some more mods now that the weather is nice
I put on Wald sideskirts and the wheels are Work Euroline FE
19x8.5 +38 all around. The tires are Toyo T1-R 245/40/19.
I can't lower the car (would rub with the fat 19's) and I know it
would look SOOO much better with a drop...
I put on Wald sideskirts and the wheels are Work Euroline FE
19x8.5 +38 all around. The tires are Toyo T1-R 245/40/19.
I can't lower the car (would rub with the fat 19's) and I know it
would look SOOO much better with a drop...
Last edited by marshmallo; 06-16-07 at 05:24 PM. Reason: LOL, lots of technical difficulties...
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Looks good. I think you can still get away with at least a small drop?
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I am curious, when you turn the steering wheel left or right, is there any rubbing ? I ask because I went with 245 45 18s and when the steering wheel is turned a small amount such that the tires turn about 30 degrees or so (left or right) , the outer edge of the tire barely rubs the back of the wheel well. Your size is slightly bigger yet, did you notice this ??
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I am curious, when you turn the steering wheel left or right, is there any rubbing ? I ask because I went with 245 45 18s and when the steering wheel is turned a small amount such that the tires turn about 30 degrees or so (left or right) , the outer edge of the tire barely rubs the back of the wheel well. Your size is slightly bigger yet, did you notice this ??
the lexus website mentions 245/45 as an option, although that might be an error since we really get 245/40 tires.
our 245/40's are that close to the wells already??
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Thanks guys.
I got the wheels from Derrick at D2 Autosport. He told me I
had the option of 245/35/19 (in which case I would have no problems
lowering) but I chose 245/40/19 because of the bad roads in Boston.
I destroyed two 245/40/18's a couple of weeks ago...
I actually do seem to get a little bit of rubbing anyway when backing up
and turning, but I can deal with that. People seem to nearly universally
love the brushed aluminum FE's even if I went with a conservative
fitment
I got the wheels from Derrick at D2 Autosport. He told me I
had the option of 245/35/19 (in which case I would have no problems
lowering) but I chose 245/40/19 because of the bad roads in Boston.
I destroyed two 245/40/18's a couple of weeks ago...
I actually do seem to get a little bit of rubbing anyway when backing up
and turning, but I can deal with that. People seem to nearly universally
love the brushed aluminum FE's even if I went with a conservative
fitment
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Looks awesome! Are those O-disks all the way around? I wasn't sure if the O-disk would clear our front calipers. I was considering similar sizing, but with the Euroline TR's. And since mine is AWD too, I just wanted to make it "look" staggered with this setup:
Front: 19x8.5 +40 (R-disk)
Rear: 19x8.5 +38 (O-disk)
Any info would be great! Thanks and awesome wheel selection!
Front: 19x8.5 +40 (R-disk)
Rear: 19x8.5 +38 (O-disk)
Any info would be great! Thanks and awesome wheel selection!