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Old 05-23-11, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by kickin8
stock height?

235 will run in the front - you need to do the heatgun
Read, hes on Eibachs and a heat gun without a roller is not gonna do jack.
Old 05-23-11, 07:42 PM
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I dont know about you guys but im on coilover with 19x9+35 235-35 front and i dont rub except on hard dips. Im also 24.5inch all around and can do full lock turns no problem. That being said with the weak offset and only being 8.5 width it should not rub.
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Originally Posted by Black04IS
any pics of the wheels ? i want to get lfa wheels im just not sure on the finish
Not yet, the wheels are on there way to europe.

As soon as possible i post some pictures
Old 05-23-11, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted by CarbonDtls
Read, hes on Eibachs and a heat gun without a roller is not gonna do jack.
Now i'm confused lol

Yes no yes no ???
Old 05-24-11, 04:04 AM
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heatgun will only work if you car is not lowered I guess...
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Lol LexusForum.nl represents!

@mlcoolj.

Why is that?
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Originally Posted by mlcoolj
heatgun will only work if you car is not lowered I guess...
Why is that?

Sorry double post

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Old 05-24-11, 07:09 AM
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Originally Posted by CarbonDtls
Incorrect, I rub I assure you he will rub.
offset 38 / 19x8.5 in the rear is super conservative. Hell, I'm running a 9.5 inch rear with a 35 offset AND a 265 with NO rubbing. I'm dropped on Megan coils with half a finger gap too.

You may be rubbing in the front but the rear has PLENTY of room back there, especially with an 8.5 38 et
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Originally Posted by IS25Heaven
why run staggered tires on a non staggered set up.
Because that's what Lexus did on the 17x8's.

Jeff
Old 05-24-11, 01:26 PM
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Originally Posted by CarbonDtls
I have these exact wheels and run 225/35 and 265/30. The 225 is a bit of a stretch. For me I didn't want to run the tiny 225 in the rear. 225 for the front is about max since the 235 you would have a good deal of rubbing. I'm rolling my fenders this Wednesday.
Do you have pics of the wheels mounted?
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Just got them mounted. I will get pics up in the next week. I was setting up my BCs and without rolling the rear fenders there is a very high possibility you will rub with the 265/30. I rolled the fenders. You can fit pretty much anything if your willing to roll. It wasn't as bad as I thought it was. The front 225/35 is tops you can go, if you go 235 your gonna rub for sure. I have to roll the fronts tomorrow and i'm running the 225.
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Originally Posted by CarbonDtls
Just got them mounted. I will get pics up in the next week. I was setting up my BCs and without rolling the rear fenders there is a very high possibility you will rub with the 265/30. I rolled the fenders. You can fit pretty much anything if your willing to roll. It wasn't as bad as I thought it was. The front 225/35 is tops you can go, if you go 235 your gonna rub for sure. I have to roll the fronts tomorrow and i'm running the 225.
It depends on how much you lowered the car.. I assume that your car is lowered more than the eibach springs?

I dont see why 235/35/19 would rub as I am using 235/40/18 which has the same diameter and it does not rub at all (lowered on Teins) I still got 3/5" space left before it hits the inner fender well.
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Originally Posted by holland073
Lol LexusForum.nl represents!

@mlcoolj.

Why is that?
LOL.. well.. I think they're talking about the plastic under the wheelwells, you can change the form of it with a heatgun to give your tires some more moving space...
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I'm also curious about this. I'm getting ready to buy these LFA replicas. I'll be lowered on f-sport springs though.
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Originally Posted by holland073
I just bought a set of non-staggered LFA style wheels (offset 38 / 19x8.5 all arround) and now i am wondering witch tire sizes i have to buy for my IS250.
I am thinking about 235/35/19 for the front and 265/30/19 for the rear.
Does anyone know if this setup will rub?



Thanks

MKR

Ow... forgot to mention, my car is lowered on Eibach springs
hey man,

i bought the same rims as you, did you get them from oemwheelsplus?

let me know which tires you get because i want to know which ones will not rub.

will you be getting

225/35/19 or 235/35/19 ?


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