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LS 460 Wheel Adapters

Old 03-27-12, 09:49 PM
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Originally Posted by adampl2t
Hello! I'm a new member, having just bought my first Lexus. Thought I would warm up an old thread instead of making another one. Thing is, I have a set of beautiful 114.3 rims I'd like to fit to my LS460 and for that I need to use adapters. The seller says I'd have to chop down my original studs. What is the problem with that and is there a way around it? The wheels are 20x8.5 ET35. I would like to keep the adapters as thin as possible (around 15..20mm).

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Adam, welcome to clublexus and congrats on your new ride. LS460 wheel is 5 x 120 bolt pattern so i guess you will have to get a 114.3 to 120 adapter spacers. Does the back of your wheel hub have hollow cavities? I would think twice before cutting the studs.
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Originally Posted by Nick2JZ
Adam, welcome to clublexus and congrats on your new ride. LS460 wheel is 5 x 120 bolt pattern so i guess you will have to get a 114.3 to 120 adapter spacers. Does the back of your wheel hub have hollow cavities? I would think twice before cutting the studs.
Thank you for your response. Unfortunately they don't. Last thing I would want to do, is cutting the studs. I'd rather look for something new, because I want to use my original 18" for winter.
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Originally Posted by adampl2t
Thank you for your response. Unfortunately they don't. Last thing I would want to do, is cutting the studs. I'd rather look for something new, because I want to use my original 18" for winter.
i wouldn't cut the studs down because you'll run into issues when you have to slap the spare tire on.
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Originally Posted by adampl2t
Thank you for your response. Unfortunately they don't. Last thing I would want to do, is cutting the studs. I'd rather look for something new, because I want to use my original 18" for winter.

Look like your plan of using two different set of wheels are not working.
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Originally Posted by telmz1
i wouldn't cut the studs down because you'll run into issues when you have to slap the spare tire on.
good point............didn't think of that.
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