Does this setup work for 02GS430
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Does this setup work for 02GS430
I am looking to get this setup. I would like to order it today. Would this work for my 02GS430?? I don't know anything about offset or any of that stuff so could someone let me know.
Front
Part # Zenetti - Five
19x8
NS-II Ultra Sport
Part # Nankang-NS II
245/35R19 93Y
Rear
Zenetti - Five
19x9.5
Chrome
NS-II Ultra Sport
Part # Nankang-NS II
275/30ZR19
Front
Part # Zenetti - Five
19x8
NS-II Ultra Sport
Part # Nankang-NS II
245/35R19 93Y
Rear
Zenetti - Five
19x9.5
Chrome
NS-II Ultra Sport
Part # Nankang-NS II
275/30ZR19
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I've seen those wheels listed for the GS and I'm seen pics of them in staggered 19's on a GS so I'm pretty sure they'll fit.
I'd be a little concerned about the chrome on those though, from what I've read they are notorious for peeling chrome and a somewhat poor quality finish. I like the design though, they're nice looking wheels but the finish issues would be a deal breaker for me.
I'd be a little concerned about the chrome on those though, from what I've read they are notorious for peeling chrome and a somewhat poor quality finish. I like the design though, they're nice looking wheels but the finish issues would be a deal breaker for me.
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Not sure about the wheel offset. I don't completely understand what the numbers represent.
I have H&R springs so it dropped my car about 1.25" if I remember correctly.
I think my biggest concern is the actually thickness of the tire. I don't want the front and the back to have any difference in the thickness. I don't like that rubberband look but I don't want my car having tractor thick tires either. Is whats listed above a good thickness on the tires?
I have H&R springs so it dropped my car about 1.25" if I remember correctly.
I think my biggest concern is the actually thickness of the tire. I don't want the front and the back to have any difference in the thickness. I don't like that rubberband look but I don't want my car having tractor thick tires either. Is whats listed above a good thickness on the tires?
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This is exactly what I'm worried about... I checked on Tirerack, Tire I'm going to buy will be Kumho Ecsta SPT, 245/35/19 and 275/30/19.
The overall diameter for the 245 are 25.8" and 275 are 25.5"
The overall diameter for the 245 are 25.8" and 275 are 25.5"
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