Need Help- Wheel advice (sizes,offsets)
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Need Help- Wheel advice (sizes,offsets)
I want to put a larger set of wheels on my LS I just purchased and lower it slightly with Tein CS coilovers. The problem I have is I am not sure with the very wide range of wheel options and offsets for our vehicles what size I should be ordering. Staggered, non-staggered and the such. I cannot run a super aggressive "Stance" because The roads in my area of the country can be fairly bad at times. I do not want to trim or roll fenders and do not want to rub over uneven pavement, but at the same time want a "mean" look to it.
I have searched till I am blue in the face and even PM'd a few members from the picture thread to get their specs to no avail. I hope I am not breaking any rules with yet another wheel question thread.
This is similar to the look I am going for.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I have searched till I am blue in the face and even PM'd a few members from the picture thread to get their specs to no avail. I hope I am not breaking any rules with yet another wheel question thread.
This is similar to the look I am going for.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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What size wheels are you looking at 18, 19, 20??? Thats going to make a big difference on other factors. Also need to remember that if you plan on rotating your tires front to back all 4 wheels need to have a high disk pad to clear the front brakes.
For reference the stock 18" wheels for the LS430 is a 18x7.5 +45 offset.
For reference the stock 18" wheels for the LS430 is a 18x7.5 +45 offset.
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What size wheels are you looking at 18, 19, 20??? Thats going to make a big difference on other factors. Also need to remember that if you plan on rotating your tires front to back all 4 wheels need to have a high disk pad to clear the front brakes.
For reference the stock 18" wheels for the LS430 is a 18x7.5 +45 offset.
For reference the stock 18" wheels for the LS430 is a 18x7.5 +45 offset.
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Did you have any rubbing? Any modifications to the fenders needed? How much lower was your suspension? Sorry for so many questions, but trying not to make an expensive mistake.
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