SoSlow Carbon Red
#18
Wheels ordered. Front: 20x10+30 on 275/30 Rear: 20x11+40 on 295/30
Going with the RF1.6. I'm getting matte black on the barrel instead of gloss black, keeping the tinted faces and no badge on the lip. Thanks to Josh at Get Your Wheels for putting up with all my questions and help getting the finish modified on the wheels.
Going with the RF1.6. I'm getting matte black on the barrel instead of gloss black, keeping the tinted faces and no badge on the lip. Thanks to Josh at Get Your Wheels for putting up with all my questions and help getting the finish modified on the wheels.
#19
Pole Position
Oh man, I would get that order edited... unless you want to run some serious camber up front and wear out tires that setup won't work. If doing 20x10 with that size tire it should be a 40mm offset for flush fit to fender... with 30mm you will be 10mm too far out past fender for correct clearance on stock camber setting.
The back choice is excellent though.
The back choice is excellent though.
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Keenkean (12-22-22)
#20
Lexus Test Driver
275/30 with +30 is a tad aggressive for front. Think it will clear if you’re not super low. Prob will scrub a tiny bit on full lock under compression.
265/30 prob will clear better but on 10” rim it will be stretched.
I run 275/30 on my track rims at +35 and they scrub for sure on high speed corners. But my car is lowered, plus it has 2.8 camber.
But I’m sure the wheel guys have sold that fitment before. Double check with them.
265/30 prob will clear better but on 10” rim it will be stretched.
I run 275/30 on my track rims at +35 and they scrub for sure on high speed corners. But my car is lowered, plus it has 2.8 camber.
But I’m sure the wheel guys have sold that fitment before. Double check with them.
Last edited by Mingofish; 08-11-18 at 07:11 AM.
#21
Pole Position
From what I've seen of how SoSlow's preferences are on mods, it would definitely be too aggressive up front... he should stick with the 40mm offset with everything else as he has in his order post. I'll see if I can post pics from my test fit of +41 10" wide with 275 up front on stock alignment... it's just right for folks not going stanced or aggressive fitment.
#23
Lexus Test Driver
Which tires did you buy? Did you get the Michelin Pilot Sport 4S?
#24
Full flame suit on - I'm going to try an all season. I want to get more use out of the car and here in Indiana, it's common to go 4 months with sub 30° temps. Driving with summer tires just doesn't work in temps that cold. I don't plan be to out in snow and salt, but I don't want to have to leave her in the garage on nice days just because the temps drop. I have done the two wheel set up before and it's nice, but hoping I can get enough performance from these. I was going to try A/S 3+, but they don't go wide enough in the rear. Get Your Wheels suggested the Toyo Proxes 4 Plus and they had the sizes I needed. We'll see, I have never had a Toyo tire, typically Bridgestone. Not like tires are a permanent choice, plenty of options in summer tires in the sizes I want if I change my mind. PS 4S would be a top choice if I go that route.
#25
Lexus Test Driver
Full flame suit on - I'm going to try an all season. I want to get more use out of the car and here in Indiana, it's common to go 4 months with sub 30° temps. Driving with summer tires just doesn't work in temps that cold. I don't plan be to out in snow and salt, but I don't want to have to leave her in the garage on nice days just because the temps drop. I have done the two wheel set up before and it's nice, but hoping I can get enough performance from these. I was going to try A/S 3+, but they don't go wide enough in the rear. Get Your Wheels suggested the Toyo Proxes 4 Plus and they had the sizes I needed. We'll see, I have never had a Toyo tire, typically Bridgestone. Not like tires are a permanent choice, plenty of options in summer tires in the sizes I want if I change my mind. PS 4S would be a top choice if I go that route.
#27
Lexus Test Driver
Yeah, definitely looks very prominent.
#30
Lexus Test Driver
Looks good. Are they 19 inch? They definitely look 20s, but maybe, it could be the design creating that illusion.