Just bought these wheels....
01-28-14, 09:34 PM
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01-29-14, 07:40 AM
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Looks good! I previously had 18" OEM replicas from OEwheels on my old LS430 and never had any issues with them. I am going to buy another set for my new LS430 as soon as they get them back in stock. I wish I took them off my old LS430 before I sold the car.
01-29-14, 08:31 AM
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No spacers needed. There is actually plenty of room between the caliper and wheel. Even thought about having the mounting surface milled down to bring the wheel into the well a little more.
Any input on whether or not that would compromise the integrity of the wheel strength wise.??
Any input on whether or not that would compromise the integrity of the wheel strength wise.??
02-03-14, 08:54 PM
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No spacers needed. There is actually plenty of room between the caliper and wheel. Even thought about having the mounting surface milled down to bring the wheel into the well a little more.
Any input on whether or not that would compromise the integrity of the wheel strength wise.??
Any input on whether or not that would compromise the integrity of the wheel strength wise.??
02-04-14, 07:57 PM
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The offset is about 10mm less than the Lexus stock wheels. They fit fine now but you can tell by looking especially at the front that the wheel sticks out a little farther than the stock wheels. They do not rub or stick out beyond the well but I wouldn't mind them being moved in a little. If not it's ok it's not a big deal.
