The Time Has Finally Came...Time For Rims... (merged threads, pls don't double post!)
02-05-06, 04:13 PM
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Which Rims Should I Buy? 2nd Page Update!!
Biggest Tires You Can Fit On 20s, with no rub??
or would yall suggest 19s with no rub.
my dad finally is letting me buy rims as long as i pay him each month.
and it sits too low so i was wonderin if theres anythin i can do to fix that.
and i was planning on buying from d2
http://www.d2autosport.com/statusrr.html
the chrome or black mesh or the RR 10 but it only comes in 19s.
i want some donz or zauber gettins but i only got 2gs to spend on rims including tires
then i dont know if this is a good deal or not but Tein CS Installed for $1550 and $380.00 for EDFC.
help me out!!!
PS:
i really liike these series http://www.d2autosport.com/armano.html , http://www.d2autosport.com/mrr.html
but they look like they cost a bunch
or would yall suggest 19s with no rub.
my dad finally is letting me buy rims as long as i pay him each month.
and it sits too low so i was wonderin if theres anythin i can do to fix that.
and i was planning on buying from d2
http://www.d2autosport.com/statusrr.html
the chrome or black mesh or the RR 10 but it only comes in 19s.
i want some donz or zauber gettins but i only got 2gs to spend on rims including tires
then i dont know if this is a good deal or not but Tein CS Installed for $1550 and $380.00 for EDFC.
help me out!!!
PS:
i really liike these series http://www.d2autosport.com/armano.html , http://www.d2autosport.com/mrr.html
but they look like they cost a bunch
Last edited by LiLS; 02-07-06 at 05:27 PM.
02-05-06, 04:39 PM
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The best way to avoid rubbing with respect to wheel diameter is to stay within the OEM spec. With 20s, however, you will be riding on very thin sidewall tires. It is easier to stay within spec with a decent ride is to go with 19s. As for tire spec, it really depends on the specs of the rims.
If you are planning to buy from D2, contact them. They have plenty of experience to get you the sizing to fit your needs.
As for the pricing for the Teins, that is decent installed prices. New CS are around 1300-1350. EDFC is around 300-325. So around 200-250 installation is good for an experienced Lexus installer. Under $70 for installation of the EDFC is also a great installation price.
If you are planning to buy from D2, contact them. They have plenty of experience to get you the sizing to fit your needs.
As for the pricing for the Teins, that is decent installed prices. New CS are around 1300-1350. EDFC is around 300-325. So around 200-250 installation is good for an experienced Lexus installer. Under $70 for installation of the EDFC is also a great installation price.
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02-05-06, 04:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Neo
The best way to avoid rubbing with respect to wheel diameter is to stay within the OEM spec. With 20s, however, you will be riding on very thin sidewall tires. It is easier to stay within spec with a decent ride is to go with 19s. As for tire spec, it really depends on the specs of the rims.
If you are planning to buy from D2, contact them. They have plenty of experience to get you the sizing to fit your needs.
As for the pricing for the Teins, that is decent installed prices. New CS are around 1300-1350. EDFC is around 300-325. So around 200-250 installation is good for an experienced Lexus installer. Under $70 for installation of the EDFC is also a great installation price.
If you are planning to buy from D2, contact them. They have plenty of experience to get you the sizing to fit your needs.
As for the pricing for the Teins, that is decent installed prices. New CS are around 1300-1350. EDFC is around 300-325. So around 200-250 installation is good for an experienced Lexus installer. Under $70 for installation of the EDFC is also a great installation price.
02-06-06, 04:36 PM
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Which Rims Should I Buy? 2nd Page Update!!
Okay i made a post in the tires forum but i thouht i would ask yall specifically here since its related to GS, everyone said i should get some new rims so replace my flyin saucer dish rims and i finalyl convinced my dad to get me some rims as long as i pay him each month so which ones guys
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...92#post1710592
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...92#post1710592
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02-06-06, 05:36 PM
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I think the mesh style ones would look awesome, but some of it has to do with what kind of you look you want for your car. Classy and elegant? Sporty and agressive?....
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Originally Posted by markgs4
I think the mesh style ones would look awesome, but some of it has to do with what kind of you look you want for your car. Classy and elegant? Sporty and agressive?....
