My LS sitting on 24's fixing to under go series mods this weekend :)
08-23-11, 03:39 PM
#46
Lexus Champion
[QUOTE=brmcvay;6630110]Is this in Orlando/Clermont area you saw me? Yes I was there a couple weeks ago. Haha Thats crazy! Thank you for the kind compliments. Some prefer 22" lowered which also looks incredible. My car is Certified and I just didnt want to do anything to void my 100k warranty.
more like pine hills heading towards metro west... but i was in my truck....
more like pine hills heading towards metro west... but i was in my truck....
02-09-15, 08:16 AM
#47
Driver School Candidate
Thank you very much for the compliments . The tails and the third brake light were painted . It is black paint and clear mixed to the correct mixture. The wheels are 24"x9" Front and 24"x10.5" rear. The tires are Toyo Proxes 4 275/25/24 all 4 .. Zero mods to suspension or fenders. Zero rub. The ride is just fine but obviously not as quiet as stock.
Keep an eye out for my friends new profile coming up. His co. Is Autophysique and its a Black on Black LS460L on 24's with a lowering module and modified fenders. Its incredible! BTW are there any othe ladies on CL? Lol I feel alone :/ hahaha Congrats, good decision. Is it Nexen 275/25/R24 or Pirelli Nero? Tire diameter is 29.4'' that's 6.3% more as stock 245/45/R19 (27.7''). With other words, when speedometer reads 60mph actual speed will be 63.8mph: 6.3% faster. Usually electronic systems accept 3% difference only and acceleration is really bad. Did you adjust your odo?
Tell me more about your tail lights please.
Keep an eye out for my friends new profile coming up. His co. Is Autophysique and its a Black on Black LS460L on 24's with a lowering module and modified fenders. Its incredible! BTW are there any othe ladies on CL? Lol I feel alone :/ hahaha Congrats, good decision. Is it Nexen 275/25/R24 or Pirelli Nero? Tire diameter is 29.4'' that's 6.3% more as stock 245/45/R19 (27.7''). With other words, when speedometer reads 60mph actual speed will be 63.8mph: 6.3% faster. Usually electronic systems accept 3% difference only and acceleration is really bad. Did you adjust your odo?
Tell me more about your tail lights please.
whats the offset on your 24 inch rims? I'm about to purchase some 24X9.5, 30 offset, i was wondering would these rims be to big?
02-09-15, 09:16 AM
#48
Lexus Test Driver
Holy thread revival. This thread is from 2011, and the original poster hasn't logged in since 2013.
You may want to check out the thread below for answers, if none can be found, create a new thread.
STICKY ON WHEELS AND TIRES
You may want to check out the thread below for answers, if none can be found, create a new thread.
STICKY ON WHEELS AND TIRES
02-16-15, 03:56 AM
#52
Driver School Candidate
I partially agree with you mark, but on the ls460, 24s look perfect as far as you have no fender gap and it feels up the whole wheel wall, i think when you start jacking your ride up and making it sit high like a truck than it gets out of hand, but the 24 inch wheels that i have selected look very classy.
02-16-15, 04:03 AM
#53
Driver School Candidate
If i go with 22 or 21 tee, I would definitely have to lower my Ls460, to be honest i did a lot of lowering my cars back in my fast and furious days when i was a teenager. I spent so much money with lower springs, camber kits, tires not wearing out evenly, getting my oil pan replace from my car being low. So with those past experiences i just don't want to ever lower my car again. My gs350 with 22 inch wheels are perfect, no rub no scrub and best of all it feels up my whole wheel wall and looks very classy. But thanks for the input Tee.
02-16-15, 04:34 AM
#54
Driver School Candidate
hey tee, how you doing? Me and you first seen each other a couple years ago in the best buy parking lot right by stonecrest mall. I was in the maroon 2007 lexus gs350 on 22s. You was with your wife and we chatted for a moment.
02-16-15, 10:03 AM
#55
Moderator
If i go with 22 or 21 tee, I would definitely have to lower my Ls460, to be honest i did a lot of lowering my cars back in my fast and furious days when i was a teenager. I spent so much money with lower springs, camber kits, tires not wearing out evenly, getting my oil pan replace from my car being low. So with those past experiences i just don't want to ever lower my car again. My gs350 with 22 inch wheels are perfect, no rub no scrub and best of all it feels up my whole wheel wall and looks very classy. But thanks for the input Tee.
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02-16-15, 10:12 AM
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24's ride just as smooth as 22's. Like you said you put 24's on... no lowering required. My rim man just advised me that the offset depends on what wheels you are putting on there. And if the person that you are buying them from cant answer that question, look for someone that can.
02-16-15, 06:27 PM
#57
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Yes sir Tee,Thanks, just got them mounted today. perfect fit, no rub no scrub, Just got to watch out for pot holes and low life car jackers. Wanted to take more pics but its pouring down raining in atlanta. more pics comin soon
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09-10-15, 09:57 PM
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Offset for 24 x 9 fronts and 24 x 10.5 rears is roughly 25mm fronts 35mm rears depending on how aggressive you wish to be. Running Toyo's with this fitment shouldn't require fender work or suspension altering.
Whew!!!! Y'all dudes rough on the guys with fours. I'm going to mount them just to be different and get more info out there. I feel with a little fender work 255/30 fronts and 285/25 rears will fit. A little more cushing for the pushing. Poor ride quality is a moot point in my eyes. Anything past 35 series rides rough period but with the non altered suspension it balances out, of course they will be louder.
Whew!!!! Y'all dudes rough on the guys with fours. I'm going to mount them just to be different and get more info out there. I feel with a little fender work 255/30 fronts and 285/25 rears will fit. A little more cushing for the pushing. Poor ride quality is a moot point in my eyes. Anything past 35 series rides rough period but with the non altered suspension it balances out, of course they will be louder.
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