2GS - 20" MRR GT1 Chrome / 295-25-20 rear tire (CL Member HOLLYWOOD)
08-02-06, 09:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Hollywood
Thanks guys. Hey Derrik it's 245/35/20 and 295/30/20. Sorry if there was any confusion. I dont think it can be lowered anymore either. I alread rub in the front fender liner, and some times the rear if I have someone in the back seat.
Do you guys typically take out the fender liners??
Do you guys typically take out the fender liners??
and the front i didn't take it off, just roll it a bit. taking it off will help on rubbing for sure.
so yeah what offsets you got there? i remember your post about what offsets to get
08-02-06, 12:27 PM
#17
Originally Posted by 1SICKLEX
Dood, that is the OEM headlight washers for some international GSs..... 
AJ, FANTASTIC work, wow 295s, a VERY rare feat!! Way to go D2 again!
AJ, FANTASTIC work, wow 295s, a VERY rare feat!! Way to go D2 again!
08-02-06, 12:42 PM
#18
EV ftw!!!
Originally Posted by upstateGS4
HA so youre telling me that people actually buy fake ones of these and put them on their cars? i have absolutely seen these up close on a few gs's and they are def. all plastic with no functional squirters or anything like that... so im just guessing these on this car are not functional either?
Nice wheels by the way Hollywood!
Can you take a rear head on shot from a low angle so that we can see how wide the tires really look? Thanks!
08-02-06, 04:57 PM
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Looks good. Wider is better.
About a month ago I put the 295/30-20 Toyo Proxes 4 on my brother's first-gen GS, 255/35-20 (on 20x9) and 295/30-20 (on 20x10.5). The car looks beefy, and the 295 loks nice on a 20x10.5. For me, the 295 looks a little "buffalo" on a 10" wheel, but it would afford better curb protection.
If I were putting 295s on my GS (I am), I would use 20x11 or 20x11.5; I prefer the slightly stretched look, and it helps reduce the possibility of rubbing.
About a month ago I put the 295/30-20 Toyo Proxes 4 on my brother's first-gen GS, 255/35-20 (on 20x9) and 295/30-20 (on 20x10.5). The car looks beefy, and the 295 loks nice on a 20x10.5. For me, the 295 looks a little "buffalo" on a 10" wheel, but it would afford better curb protection.
If I were putting 295s on my GS (I am), I would use 20x11 or 20x11.5; I prefer the slightly stretched look, and it helps reduce the possibility of rubbing.
08-02-06, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Hollywood
Thanks guys. Hey Derrik it's 245/35/20 and 295/30/20. Sorry if there was any confusion. I dont think it can be lowered anymore either. I alread rub in the front fender liner, and some times the rear if I have someone in the back seat.
Do you guys typically take out the fender liners??
Do you guys typically take out the fender liners??
Hey Adrian, I'm so sorry about the name mixup!!
08-03-06, 03:44 AM
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Originally Posted by AJ
D, i think you should put his user name . i wish that was me 
My bad
I saw AJ and thought that it was you and then I didnt see the JP kit so I was going 
08-03-06, 05:04 AM
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Originally Posted by rominl
ah, 295/30, gotcha. well i took off the rear and shaved off everything coz' of my offset, but that's up to you and the design of the wheels.
and the front i didn't take it off, just roll it a bit. taking it off will help on rubbing for sure.
so yeah what offsets you got there? i remember your post about what offsets to get
and the front i didn't take it off, just roll it a bit. taking it off will help on rubbing for sure.
so yeah what offsets you got there? i remember your post about what offsets to get
Thanks in advance!
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