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Will This Offset Work On A 95 LS?

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Old 03-13-08, 11:14 AM
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I am looking at a pair of 17x9 wheels with a 24mm offset in the front and 17x10 wheels with a 20mm offset. Will these fit the Lex?
Old 03-13-08, 11:19 AM
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I think you'll have to roll your fenders but that's about it. Iirc 2LS's have deeper fender wells than 1LS's.
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That's what I was thinking I would probably need to do...thanks!!
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What disk setup are the fronts? You would need a high disk setup and/or possibly a small spacer to clear the brake calipers.
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and why not 18s if i may ask?
the rear will require a roll.
the fronts will require a roll and depending on the chosen tire size/ride height a mild pull and/or increased negative camber as well.

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I thought he was putting on 17's ?
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Yeah looking at 17x9 and 17x10s...not 18s
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i know, i asked why you chose 17 instead of 18s

the fitment is the same regardless

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Originally Posted by PureDrifter
i know, i asked why you chose 17 instead of 18s

the fitment works regardless

Hrmm.. you said:

Originally Posted by PureDrifter
and why 18s if i may ask?
I think the 'not' was forgotten. -- Irrelevant, you say the fit will work irregardless,..
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fixed, and i meant that he will need to do the same, things for either with the given offsets.
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little more tire (sidewall) and just something different...typically everyone goes with the 18in +

If I don't like the way it looks...I've got a set of 18's in mind already...

Originally Posted by PureDrifter
i know, i asked why you chose 17 instead of 18s

the fitment is the same regardless
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Originally Posted by PureDrifter
fixed, and i meant that he will need to do the same, things for either with the given offsets.
Just yanking your chain PD. -- I knew what you meant,.. So serious
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http://www.1010tires.com/WheelOffsetCalculator.asp
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