Non Staggered LC818 on ISF?
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Non Staggered LC818 on ISF?
Hey guys, would it be possibly for me to get (4) LC818 wheels in 19x8.5 +30 offset and put them on the ISF?
I'm really trying to stay away from rolling or shaving my fenders but love the LC818s in Matte Black. I have no problem throwing a spacer in the rear to make it look more flush. Is this a bad idea?
I'm really trying to stay away from rolling or shaving my fenders but love the LC818s in Matte Black. I have no problem throwing a spacer in the rear to make it look more flush. Is this a bad idea?
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I wouldn't go with spacers but to each his own...Would the wheels clear the calipers on the front? I'm too lazy right now to look up or think about the specs.
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thanks for the replies and pic guys...would these wheels fit on my F which is lowered on Teins w/o rubbing? According to the guide on another forum, with the specs of the LC818's of 19x10 +38..I'd have to roll/shave the fenders to get about 20mm of more space..is that possible?
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^^ Welcome to the world of shaving your rear fender lips...
Shaving the Rear lips, can easily give you anywhere from 1-6 mm in extra tire sidewall clearance.
If you run the OEM tire size, it will have the stretched look and will probably not rub without shaving.
(djsai is running stock suspension & stock tire size, which = no rubbing)
Shaving the Rear lips, can easily give you anywhere from 1-6 mm in extra tire sidewall clearance.
If you run the OEM tire size, it will have the stretched look and will probably not rub without shaving.
(djsai is running stock suspension & stock tire size, which = no rubbing)
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i ordered a set of 19x9 +45 forgestar f14 all around with 255's.. i personally think on this car the non staggered setup is the way to go as the car understeeres way too mutch. it should ballance the car out niceley. a nother benefit is you will be able to rotate the tires, a must if you track your car..
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I got rid of the understeer with the F-Sport rear sway bar. Non staggered fitment on the IS-F is ok for winter setup and snow tires IMO but not as the main setup. Lexus did not make the original setup staggered just for style.
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