Noob Intro...w/ 19" Exe Tenfolds?
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Noob Intro...w/ 19" Exe Tenfolds?
Hey what's up everyone, I've been meaning to do my intro for quite awhile now, but I sell my vehicles too damn soon to start a thread on them. Well its been about 3 months since I've had my IS300 so its pretty much in the family for good!
I had an 07 Acura TL Type S with a few mods with some staggered 19" Exe Tenfolds. Below are pics of my TL with my Tenfolds and of course pictures of my new baby! I'm considering putting the Tenfolds on my IS and would like any input from members running or have ran a similar setup. Below are the specs of the Tenfolds.
Wheel and Tire Specs
Fronts: 19x8.5 +35 w/ 235/35
Rears: 19x9.5 +40 w/ 245/35
I had an 07 Acura TL Type S with a few mods with some staggered 19" Exe Tenfolds. Below are pics of my TL with my Tenfolds and of course pictures of my new baby! I'm considering putting the Tenfolds on my IS and would like any input from members running or have ran a similar setup. Below are the specs of the Tenfolds.
Wheel and Tire Specs
Fronts: 19x8.5 +35 w/ 235/35
Rears: 19x9.5 +40 w/ 245/35
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At stock height that 19" rim+tire combo will fit well, might look a little 4x4 status but it will be all good.
The tire might even fill in a little bit of the wheel gap up front.
But you shouldn't have any issues with rubbing or anything at all (stock height).
If you eventually lower it i would suggest 225 or 215's up front depending on how low you go and how bad the roads are in your area. 235 should be fine for the rear, any bigger is probably not good for lowered IS. (I'm lowered & I can't put 245's on my rear without rubbing).
The tire might even fill in a little bit of the wheel gap up front.
But you shouldn't have any issues with rubbing or anything at all (stock height).
If you eventually lower it i would suggest 225 or 215's up front depending on how low you go and how bad the roads are in your area. 235 should be fine for the rear, any bigger is probably not good for lowered IS. (I'm lowered & I can't put 245's on my rear without rubbing).
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At stock height that 19" rim+tire combo will fit well, might look a little 4x4 status but it will be all good.
The tire might even fill in a little bit of the wheel gap up front.
But you shouldn't have any issues with rubbing or anything at all (stock height).
If you eventually lower it i would suggest 225 or 215's up front depending on how low you go and how bad the roads are in your area. 235 should be fine for the rear, any bigger is probably not good for lowered IS. (I'm lowered & I can't put 245's on my rear without rubbing).
The tire might even fill in a little bit of the wheel gap up front.
But you shouldn't have any issues with rubbing or anything at all (stock height).
If you eventually lower it i would suggest 225 or 215's up front depending on how low you go and how bad the roads are in your area. 235 should be fine for the rear, any bigger is probably not good for lowered IS. (I'm lowered & I can't put 245's on my rear without rubbing).
I'd have to go with a higher offset and some more narrow tires to pull them off right. I think I'm going to just sell these.....
Below are two pics of the test fit. Thanks for the input everyone!
Front view...
Side view...
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Thanks man. The Tenfolds are actually off my IS now and will be for sale soon.
Thanks for the input everyone!
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Well I guess my intro thread was a bust...lol. I just sold my baby yesterday. I will be deploying soon so I didn't want her to sit for a year so I let her go and not looking for something a little more "rugged."
I was thinking about possibly a 98-00 GS300 or SC300/400. Any input would greatly help!
I was thinking about possibly a 98-00 GS300 or SC300/400. Any input would greatly help!
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