LS400 owners post your wheel setup
06-27-14, 12:05 PM
#1936
06-30-14, 08:01 AM
#1937
What size/brand are your wheels? This is sorta the design I am looking for but I am having difficulty finding anything in my area. Anyone out there know a reputable source for wheels that understands our cars? Tired of talking to local and online shops who are clueless about Lexus fitment issues.
06-30-14, 07:24 PM
#1941
They are indeed Dai Yoshihara wheels. The actually brand name is DY Design and the wheel name is Champion. Mine are 18x10 +15 and from what I know, other than directly from DY Designs, they are only available at Discount Tire (Dai Yoshihara's biggest sponsor)
EDIT: These also clear our huge front calipers with room to spare
EDIT: These also clear our huge front calipers with room to spare
07-01-14, 03:07 PM
#1942
last pics with these on before the color update and hopefully buying a new setup soon as i sell these!
20x8.5+35 225/35 -4 camber
20x9.5+40 225/35 -4 camber
MRR HR3 CHROME plastidipped white
18/16k CUSTOM LOW BC Coilovers
No fender liners - Shaved all four corners
No exhaust past the Cats
otherwise..all stock 93 with nakamichi and cloth interior..with just some small lighting upgrades
20x8.5+35 225/35 -4 camber
20x9.5+40 225/35 -4 camber
MRR HR3 CHROME plastidipped white
18/16k CUSTOM LOW BC Coilovers
No fender liners - Shaved all four corners
No exhaust past the Cats
otherwise..all stock 93 with nakamichi and cloth interior..with just some small lighting upgrades
Last edited by OKSTANCE; 07-01-14 at 03:16 PM.
07-15-14, 12:19 PM
#1945
Driver School Candidate
test fitting.19x10 +35 255/35 all around.fronts spokes barely clears the brakes by a credit card.i will proably lower the rears some more and minor adjustments here and there to get it how i want it.
07-20-14, 04:49 AM
#1948
I'm very impressed by this setup.
07-21-14, 02:16 PM
#1949
Driver School Candidate
str 607
thanks
thanks
after checking around some more i noticed that on the inside i barely cleared the steering knuckle arm .i did lower the rears some more and will take more pics this weekend.
thanks
Looks so simple and clean. Matches the paint job almost perfectly in these pics. I can't imagine it turning many heads but goodness gracious geewillickers, that is a HUGE step up from stock while still looking like it could have been an option from the dealer.
I'm very impressed by this setup.
I'm very impressed by this setup.
after checking around some more i noticed that on the inside i barely cleared the steering knuckle arm .i did lower the rears some more and will take more pics this weekend.
07-23-14, 11:04 AM
#1950
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