20x9.5 +39 non staggerred???
03-29-09, 07:56 PM
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20x9.5 +39 non staggerred???
I got a buddy that is selling some wheels to me pretty cheap. He got them for an LS but never put them on.
Anyways, they are lexion 201 20"
20x9.5 +39 are the specs for all 4 wheels.
How would they fit with a 2001 gs430 on df210/kyb gr2's?
Thanks in advance!
Anyways, they are lexion 201 20"
20x9.5 +39 are the specs for all 4 wheels.
How would they fit with a 2001 gs430 on df210/kyb gr2's?
Thanks in advance!
03-29-09, 08:46 PM
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i guess it depends what you want it to look like. i reckon you could go 235 fronts as i have 9" +27 with 235/35 no probs and yours are 6mm less aggressive overall (taking into account your extra width but higher offset). you may have to roll a bit & remove the black plastic trim.
rear yeah 255 would be okay, bit less stretch than up front. may not even have to remove trim or roll.
rear yeah 255 would be okay, bit less stretch than up front. may not even have to remove trim or roll.
03-30-09, 12:09 AM
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I don't think you would need to go with 255/35 in the rear. A 275/30 should work fine with that wheel width and offset in the back. I would run a 235 or 225 up front to be safe. You may run into some problems with a 245/35 if you hit a hard dip while turning.
The only other thing is that the wheels may look a bit funny because your front wheels will be aggressive but the rears will not.
The only other thing is that the wheels may look a bit funny because your front wheels will be aggressive but the rears will not.
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03-30-09, 09:05 AM
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03-30-09, 12:12 PM
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sunk to the point where you should run a 15mm spacer, bringing your effective offset to +24.
i think some of you guys are missing the fact that he's on DFs. The rear will definitely require a shave if you're running 20x9.5 +39 with a 15mm spacer dropped almost an inch and a half. The front will be fine, but to make it look right i'd suggest a 10mm spacer.
i think some of you guys are missing the fact that he's on DFs. The rear will definitely require a shave if you're running 20x9.5 +39 with a 15mm spacer dropped almost an inch and a half. The front will be fine, but to make it look right i'd suggest a 10mm spacer.
