Spacers/stock wheels 2is non f
05-23-14, 09:39 PM
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Spacers/stock wheels 2is non f
So i just picked up a 2014 is250 today! 
non f-sport but im still happy. Now i want to get her down as soon as possible. Leaning toward the Rs*r downs but i dont know what size spacers to go with. I've read up and I see many doing 15mm front and 20mm rear, and others doing 20mm all around. I got a base with 10 spoke wheels, 225/xx/17.
So question is what spacer would be more appropriate, as in i wont have to roll or pull the fenders, after the drop.
Any/all feedback is appreciated. Proud to be a new lexus owner
non f-sport but im still happy. Now i want to get her down as soon as possible. Leaning toward the Rs*r downs but i dont know what size spacers to go with. I've read up and I see many doing 15mm front and 20mm rear, and others doing 20mm all around. I got a base with 10 spoke wheels, 225/xx/17. So question is what spacer would be more appropriate, as in i wont have to roll or pull the fenders, after the drop.
Any/all feedback is appreciated. Proud to be a new lexus owner
05-25-14, 02:02 PM
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So i just picked up a 2014 is250 today! non f-sport but im still happy. Now i want to get her down as soon as possible. Leaning toward the Rs*r downs but i dont know what size spacers to go with. I've read up and I see many doing 15mm front and 20mm rear, and others doing 20mm all around. I got a base with 10 spoke wheels, 225/xx/17.
So question is what spacer would be more appropriate, as in i wont have to roll or pull the fenders, after the drop.
Any/all feedback is appreciated. Proud to be a new lexus owner
non f-sport but im still happy. Now i want to get her down as soon as possible. Leaning toward the Rs*r downs but i dont know what size spacers to go with. I've read up and I see many doing 15mm front and 20mm rear, and others doing 20mm all around. I got a base with 10 spoke wheels, 225/xx/17. So question is what spacer would be more appropriate, as in i wont have to roll or pull the fenders, after the drop.
Any/all feedback is appreciated. Proud to be a new lexus owner
06-09-14, 09:22 AM
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Hey I dropped my 2014 IS F Sport with RSR Super Downs. I went with 20 Front and 15 Rear. Rear is perfectly flush. no rub. BUT, I do regret not getting 25 in front. I like the flush looks and the front is a bit tucked in.
H&R Spacers is the way to go.
H&R Spacers is the way to go.
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Just a hiss sound. You won't be able to hear the rubbing with your windows down. It rubs frequently due to road in Koreatown, Other than that, if your at a flat road you won't have any frequent rubbing. Oh and I forgot to mention, I'm down on RSR Super downs
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So I should be fine with RS*R Downs then?
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