Blitz wheels on a 1995 LS400?
09-08-04, 12:28 AM
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Blitz wheels on a 1995 LS400?
I can't be more happy with my recent purchase of a 95 LS400, and now I'm looking to upgrade the wheels. I came across a set of Blitz Technospeeds in the following size: 18x9 +31 with 235/40 and 18x10 with 285/35 +36. Will these fit without issues? Any help or insight is much appreciated.
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09-08-04, 02:31 PM
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Re: Blitz wheels on a 1995 LS400?
Originally posted by junfei
I can't be more happy with my recent purchase of a 95 LS400, and now I'm looking to upgrade the wheels. I came across a set of Blitz Technospeeds in the following size: 18x9 +31 with 235/40 and 18x10 with 285/35 +36. Will these fit without issues? Any help or insight is much appreciated.
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I can't be more happy with my recent purchase of a 95 LS400, and now I'm looking to upgrade the wheels. I came across a set of Blitz Technospeeds in the following size: 18x9 +31 with 235/40 and 18x10 with 285/35 +36. Will these fit without issues? Any help or insight is much appreciated.
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But, they'll fit with some wheelwell mods.
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Thanks for the info What would be the recommended offsets for these widths without body mods, as well as tire size so that the speedo wouldn't be out of calibration? Also, what is the widest width wheels without any fender work on the 1995 LS400?
What would be the recommended offsets for these widths without body mods, as well as tire size so that the speedo wouldn't be out of calibration? Also, what is the widest width wheels without any fender work on the 1995 LS400?
09-12-04, 10:09 PM
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Re: Re: Blitz wheels on a 1995 LS400?
Originally posted by Lonely Toothbrush
The front is too aggressive, the rear is okay, but u should run 275 instead of 285.
But, they'll fit with some wheelwell mods.
The front is too aggressive, the rear is okay, but u should run 275 instead of 285.
But, they'll fit with some wheelwell mods.
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09-12-04, 11:21 PM
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I don't know about the speedo accuracy cuz i don't think it'll be off by too much. Too aggressive means the wheels will stick out from the fenderwell.
For 18s' flush look, I would run F: 18x9 +36 & R: 18x10 +36
For 18s' flush look, I would run F: 18x9 +36 & R: 18x10 +36
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Originally posted by Lonely Toothbrush
I don't know about the speedo accuracy cuz i don't think it'll be offby too much. Too aggressive means the wheels will stick out from the fenderwell.
For 18s' flush look, I would run F: 18x9 +36 & R: 18x10 +36
I don't know about the speedo accuracy cuz i don't think it'll be offby too much. Too aggressive means the wheels will stick out from the fenderwell.
For 18s' flush look, I would run F: 18x9 +36 & R: 18x10 +36
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