****Official Wheel & Tire Fitment Guide for SC300/SC400****

[514 sc400]

Originally Posted by newyorksc

235/35/19 would be good for them

thanks for the info

[LeXuSrAcIn]

Very informative thread. Should be stickied.

[514 sc400]

Originally Posted by newyorksc

235/35/19 would be good for them

u dont think i will have rubbing issues with 235 25 19 on a 19x8 and an +30 offset????

[newyorksc]

you'd probably have to roll your fenders. or you might be able to pull it off with a stretched tire.. like a 195/35/19. i'd recommend that you just go with the 23535/19 and rolled your fenders if you need to. chances are that you will only have to shave the fender lip.. maybe someone with this exact setup can chime in on this one

[Jc4dint]

Originally Posted by SC400Dude

I've noticed that the Yoko AVS tires having straighter sidewalls as oppose to my current Dunlops. I may use Yoko's in the rear next time just to give it a shot at not moderately rubbing.

My Toyo T1S do the trick as well.

I got lucky with my setup, it was originally fitted for an SC430. But it didn't fit without major headaches. But I love the deep dish.

CL Member Name: Jc4dint
Rim Brand and Type: DTM Kreuz 16 spoke 3 Pc
Rim Size f/r: 20 x 10.5 : 20 x 11.5
Rim Offset f/r: ??? but it clears big brakes.
Tire Size f/r: 245 / 275 stretched = curb rash
Suspension Setup: Tein Basic 3 in. drop & 1.8 neg camber(r)
Comment On Ride: stiff but bearable
Fender Modifications: Rolled and pulled out probably a half inch. Removed linings, washer reservoir & relocated wiring.
Any other comments: Hard to peel out, PITA to clean, but when it's clean, yumm.
Picture: The pics below are before I pulled the fenders, they're just rolled then.

** So if anybody is going to drop their car to where it would hit the top of the front fender. There are wiring underneath that needs to be relocated and a piece of steel that needs to be trimmed.

I simply pulled and zip tied mine out of the way. The piece of metal that protrudes, I trimmed 2 of the 3 layers of metal and pounded the third flush with the fender. **

[sc4canada]

would 19X8.5 +46 19X9.5 +40 work for a sc400 when i install my tein CS and it gets dropped?
or will they look pushed in...

[rscott]

should be okay. Will look a little pushed in though but not anything to really be concerned about.

[MongolKhan]

They would look pushed in cause stock offset is 50, my friend has an 35offset wheel on his and it still looks pushed in.

[sc4canada]

r u guys talking about the fronts or both front and rears?... I think the fronts will look pushed in but the rears will be ok... am I right?

[AME_VIP]

they will be sunk
get spacers or new wheels if you want them flush

[General_JZ]

Here is my soarer with some temp wheels. I am going to go really crazy on the next set of wheels I buy!

[Nitekids]

Originally Posted by sc4canada

would 19X8.5 +46 19X9.5 +40 work for a sc400 when i install my tein CS and it gets dropped?
or will they look pushed in...

Based on the fitment of the other wheels on this topic you should know it will look like a total pile of crap.

[cherplex]

Whats specs on your wheel setup?

Originally Posted by General_JZ

Here is my soarer with some temp wheels. I am going to go really crazy on the next set of wheels I buy!

[SolShinobi]

I didn't see this one covered so i'll ask away.

I am planning on 19x9.5 and 19x10.5 Volk SF Challenge. I have a SC300 so just trying to figure out the maximum amount of lip i can get. I am fine with rolling the fenders. I have seen the charts but here's the catch....I plan to also upgrade my brakes to Supra TT units front and rear.

Any help i can get would be greatly appreciated as i am ready to buy now and they are waiting on me for offsets since i'm so anal about it lol.

[JspecSC3]

Very nice write up . Everyone here has a very nice looking SC