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05-16-14, 08:20 PM
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Sorry if this has been answered already I tried to do a quick search and did not see this answered. I am looking to buy a set of winter rims/tires (Yes at the beginning of summer) I found a pair of ls460 18's and I was curious if they would fit my isf. I read that there were issues fitting 18's on the front of the ifs due to the rotor's I believe. Thinking this may be different because the rims are coming off of an 2011 ls460. Can anyone confirm if they will fit or not?
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05-19-14, 09:36 AM
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Reposting this, sorry i didnt hear any suggestions.
Looking at Vorrstoen E6 for my ISF.
The specs for the wheels are:
FRONT: 19X9.5 / REAR: 19X11
Offset : FRONT: +22 / REAR: +25
There is also the same wheels in +12 Front and +15 Rear.
Im keeping the ISF at stock height for now, which would be better offsets, what is required to make those work, and what tire recommendations to not rub ? if you can help me out would be greatly appreciated !
Looking at Vorrstoen E6 for my ISF.
The specs for the wheels are:
FRONT: 19X9.5 / REAR: 19X11
Offset : FRONT: +22 / REAR: +25
There is also the same wheels in +12 Front and +15 Rear.
Im keeping the ISF at stock height for now, which would be better offsets, what is required to make those work, and what tire recommendations to not rub ? if you can help me out would be greatly appreciated !
Do you have any fender work done to your F ? If not, I would considering trimming (because I don't like rolling/pulling lol) the fenders.
05-19-14, 09:41 AM
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If your planning to lower your IS , I would consider doing the fender work in the near future to avoid fender *****s lol.
05-20-14, 09:22 AM
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No work done to the fenders, i also gotta figure out if these wheels clear my breaks. Meant for 350zs. so i may have to call the makers to figure that out. Its just hard finding certain wheels for the F that look good without going crazy money wise.
05-20-14, 05:05 PM
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I have a stock 93 Sc 400, with 18 in wheel's. it hasn't been lowered, and I'd prefer to keep it factory height, my question : What are the largest rims ( I'd like to go really deep in the rear ), that will work...without changing
anything ??
anything ??
05-21-14, 10:13 AM
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Hello,
I just picked up some wheels that are 19 9 +34 up front with a 2 inch lip high disk.
I plan relip the outer lip to a 2.5 inch, what would the new specs be?
I assume it will be 9.5 +34 since I didnt touch the inner barrel? I dont want to go 3 inch lip as that will give me a 10 inch wide barrel, and I feel that would be too wide for me up front.
I just picked up some wheels that are 19 9 +34 up front with a 2 inch lip high disk.
I plan relip the outer lip to a 2.5 inch, what would the new specs be?
I assume it will be 9.5 +34 since I didnt touch the inner barrel? I dont want to go 3 inch lip as that will give me a 10 inch wide barrel, and I feel that would be too wide for me up front.
