LS400 owners post your wheel setup
#2311
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Black Friday had me pull the trigger on TE37 reps for $400. 18x8.5+35 F/18x9.5+24 R. I know there will be a bit of work needed in the rear with coils, but any recommended tire size especially in the rear? I was thinking 225/45F and 235/45R, as 255 sounds a bit too meaty to me in the rear, and I want to try to avoid fender work.
Last edited by GigaFire; 11-24-16 at 02:31 PM.
#2312
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Did a test fit after finally settling on some fifteen52 Tarmacs 18x9.5. I was tempted to get some cheap reps, but found these for $300 with tires on CraigsList.
Cryo-stops in the back, Cryo Slotted in the front.
PBMax Coils and Serial Nine everything else.
Dropping it about 2 inches this week after I finish the radiator and thermostat install.
Cryo-stops in the back, Cryo Slotted in the front.
PBMax Coils and Serial Nine everything else.
Dropping it about 2 inches this week after I finish the radiator and thermostat install.
#2317
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I would assume that he would have had to. I think that only OE LS460 lug nuts would work on these wheels too. It would be nice to have some more info! I tried doing the same thing with my 99 LS and 460 wheels but ended up going aftermarket
#2318
He's claimed that he isn't running adapters in previous posts... not sure how that's possible?
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#2321
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Simple question for those running Final Konnexion coils: Are the UCF10 and UCF20 versions interchangeable? I'm seeing a few used listings marked for the 20, but according to an eBay ad that keeps showing a haggard set, they work for both. I already know that 90% of coils intended solely for the UCF20 will not work with the UCF10, but if Final Konnexion is, I'm pulling the trigger on a set I found.
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This is the best-looking Lexus. Good taste man.
#2324
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Love those wheels! Do you know if they are available in either the stock 16 or a 17 inch size so I'd basically have the same look of my car but with those beautiful wheels?
#2325
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This also means that not only does the PCD change, but so does the lug diameter, m12 to m14?
Putting 460 wheels on a 400 is not rocket science, but its also not a super straight-forward swap. I was in the middle of getting that swap dialed in myself, but stopped when I found a good deal on a set of aftermarket wheels that fit even better.