Lexus IS350 on 20" ADR Sterling Staggered
02-28-06, 05:42 AM
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Lexus IS350 on 20" ADR Sterling Staggered
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Front - Nitto 555 - 225/35/20
Rear - Nitto 555 - 275/35/20
Wheels are ADR Sterling
Front 20x8.5
Rear 20.9.5
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Front - Nitto 555 - 225/35/20
Rear - Nitto 555 - 275/35/20
Wheels are ADR Sterling
Front 20x8.5
Rear 20.9.5
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02-28-06, 05:49 AM
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looks great! if you have a few minutes can you enter your setup in this thread, trying to compile a reference list of aftermarket wheels for the IS. So we dont have all these will these fit, what offsets, will i rub threads. Thanks!
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=201509
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=201509
02-28-06, 06:19 AM
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Wheels are 5x114
I believe the front's are 35 offset and the rear 38.
When I have two passenger etc on rear seat accompanied with passenger front on well on highway when I get a bump I hear the rear rub again the outer fender (the part that people usually roll) but makes no damage to tire or car its self, you just hear it rub when you get a hard bump.
And in the front when you turn in about 90 degree angle it rubs against front wheel well plastic which i got a heat gun to push the plastic a little bit in to get rid of this problem. I remember another member on the forum with 20" doing it as well.
Hope this helps
I believe the front's are 35 offset and the rear 38.
When I have two passenger etc on rear seat accompanied with passenger front on well on highway when I get a bump I hear the rear rub again the outer fender (the part that people usually roll) but makes no damage to tire or car its self, you just hear it rub when you get a hard bump.
And in the front when you turn in about 90 degree angle it rubs against front wheel well plastic which i got a heat gun to push the plastic a little bit in to get rid of this problem. I remember another member on the forum with 20" doing it as well.
Hope this helps
02-28-06, 06:41 AM
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Originally Posted by blkonblk17
Wheels are 5x114
I believe the front's are 35 offset and the rear 38.
When I have two passenger etc on rear seat accompanied with passenger front on well on highway when I get a bump I hear the rear rub again the outer fender (the part that people usually roll) but makes no damage to tire or car its self, you just hear it rub when you get a hard bump.
And in the front when you turn in about 90 degree angle it rubs against front wheel well plastic which i got a heat gun to push the plastic a little bit in to get rid of this problem. I remember another member on the forum with 20" doing it as well.
Hope this helps
I believe the front's are 35 offset and the rear 38.
When I have two passenger etc on rear seat accompanied with passenger front on well on highway when I get a bump I hear the rear rub again the outer fender (the part that people usually roll) but makes no damage to tire or car its self, you just hear it rub when you get a hard bump.
And in the front when you turn in about 90 degree angle it rubs against front wheel well plastic which i got a heat gun to push the plastic a little bit in to get rid of this problem. I remember another member on the forum with 20" doing it as well.
Hope this helps
I have 275/30/20 with a higher offset: +43 and never had rear rubbing problem.
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not really a fan of chrome, but that looks really nice and clean. great job!!
4tehNguyen, just wanted to say your doing a great job with your wheel setup thread. dont think its going unnoticed. Im sure a lot of members appreciate it as I do
4tehNguyen, just wanted to say your doing a great job with your wheel setup thread. dont think its going unnoticed. Im sure a lot of members appreciate it as I do
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Originally Posted by tim817
To elliminate the rear rub, i recommend you to change your rear tire to 275/30/20 the next time you replace the tire. It'll be closest to stock diametter. Since the IS350 are RWD, they're using the rear to calculate speedometter. The 275/35/20 diametter are bigger than stock so the speedometter will be inacurate. If your speedometer reads: 65 You're going approximately: 68.87. Here is the link for tire calculator: http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/infoTireMath.dos
I have 275/30/20 with a higher offset: +43 and never had rear rubbing problem.
I have 275/30/20 with a higher offset: +43 and never had rear rubbing problem.
Sorry for the mix up
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