RobGonzo

I recently got some used Lexus ISF wheels on Craigslist to put on my 2000 GS300. I just put them on yesterday and I think they look great except the rear wheels which are wider because the set is staggered till look a little more "sunk in" to the fender than the front wheels do. My question is are there problems created by putting wheel spacers on my Lexus and if I do put some on which ones should I get? Are there specific brand better than others etc. These are the wheels I'm talking about.

Mcon

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[QUOTE=RobGonzo;9835680]I recently got some used Lexus ISF wheels on Craigslist to put on my 2000 GS300. I just put them on yesterday and I think they look great except the rear wheels which are wider because the set is staggered till look a little more "sunk in" to the fender than the front wheels do. My question is are there problems created by putting wheel spacers on my Lexus and if I do put some on which ones should I get? Are there specific brand better than others etc. These are the wheels I'm talking about.




Check this web,

http://www.ezaccessory.com

Is one of the good one right now. Good look

firelizard

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http://www.motorsport-tech.com/

I've had this company make custom adaptors for me for another car. They can make you custom spacers that are hub-centric to the vehicle and the wheel.

RobGonzo

Thanks for the info. This sounds expensive how much does that run?

Will_GS400

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This is what you want for that rear wheel:

https://www.ichibausa.com/ProductDet...tCode=TO-50720

I'm using 15mm in the front and 20mm in the rear.

RobGonzo

Yes I want a more flush look in the rear. The front I think is ok. This helps.

firelizard

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You can custom build them on the site and it will tell you the total when you add them to your cart.