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09-06-07, 10:23 AM
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Drop = Rub w/ 275's
Lexus IS350
Wheel Make & Model: Maya MRS
Wheel Size (diameter and width): 19x8.5 Front, 20x10 Rear
Wheel Offset Front: +36
Wheel Offset Rear: +43
Compatible with tire pressure sensors? Yes
Tire Make and Model: Bridgestone Potenza RE960AS Pole Position
Tire Size Front: 235/35/19
Tire Size Rear: 275/30/20
Suspension mods:
Amount of drop: None (coming soon)
Larger wheel gap in front compared to rear,which the 35 profile tire should make up for.. but doesn't. Very flush with fenders, to the point of causing a concern with dropping on the rear. Zero rubbing at any speed including full lock over speedbumps.
And... I forgot to take timestamps off.
Wheel Make & Model: Maya MRS
Wheel Size (diameter and width): 19x8.5 Front, 20x10 Rear
Wheel Offset Front: +36
Wheel Offset Rear: +43
Compatible with tire pressure sensors? Yes
Tire Make and Model: Bridgestone Potenza RE960AS Pole Position
Tire Size Front: 235/35/19
Tire Size Rear: 275/30/20
Suspension mods:
Amount of drop: None (coming soon)
Larger wheel gap in front compared to rear,which the 35 profile tire should make up for.. but doesn't. Very flush with fenders, to the point of causing a concern with dropping on the rear. Zero rubbing at any speed including full lock over speedbumps.
And... I forgot to take timestamps off.
Nice ride Bro!
Just as a lil FYI before you drop your car with 275's on 20's....I have the TEIN S-Tech springs which drop it right around an inch & 1/2, and to be honest with you, you really need 265's if you want to drop it any lower than what the Eibach's can provide you with. I can't have more than one other person ride with me if I don't want it to rub. I am not quite sure if it's rubbing on the inside or outside since there is literally no finger room in the rear, but I just wanted to give you my 2 cents before you go through what I'm going through right now. Haha
If you do end up dropping your car before you run through your 275's, buy the Eibach Springs which lower it like an inch. Or.... like I said, wait until you burn through the 275's and get some 265's with the TEIN S-TECH drop springs.(Cheap Route) I know I know...OR buy the TEIN CS for $1400 + install. Haha
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09-06-07, 10:34 AM
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