help with wheels!
#5
Lexus Fanatic
17" and 18" is no problem...you can do 19" and even 20"...
You just have to watch the width and offsets...do a search using the word 'OFFSET" to learn more about it...it's been discussed a billion times...
You just have to watch the width and offsets...do a search using the word 'OFFSET" to learn more about it...it's been discussed a billion times...
#6
Mortgage Slave
shroffkr,
17's will fit easily, they're only 1" larger than the factory 16's,
anything up to 19's and 8" upfront, 9" rear should fit with no problems. after this, the guards may need to be lipped so the tyres don't get too friendly with the guards.
17's will fit easily, they're only 1" larger than the factory 16's,
anything up to 19's and 8" upfront, 9" rear should fit with no problems. after this, the guards may need to be lipped so the tyres don't get too friendly with the guards.
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#9
Lexus Fanatic
18s and larger look very funny at stock height. When you put 18s on, you should plan on putting lowering springs in immediately otherwise it'll look like you're driving an off-road vehicle. Just my personal opinion, though most everyone seems to agree.
#11
Lexus Fanatic
Eibach ProKits are pretty common for our car. There's some other brands that will work, but I haven't heard about them. ProKits come model specific and are about $240-300 for the SC400 I believe. Install will be around $180-200. If anyone can get them cheaper, I'd love to know about it.
#15
Lexus Fanatic
Sorry I didn't respond sooner...at least the chrome job on the MM Evo5's look decent (I've seen one in person)...not like the shiat chrome jobs on many low end knock-off wheels...