AGGRESSIVE ISX50 wheel thread
Here's the 18x10.5 I'm running up front with a 245/35/18 no roll or pull.
19x10 +25 would work.....19x10 +32 would be money and may work however I've only check it in 18" and the spindle changes shape per different diameter of wheels so where a 18x10 +32 clears a 19x10 +32 may not.
Here's the 18x10.5 I'm running up front with a 245/35/18 no roll or pull.
Here's the 18x10.5 I'm running up front with a 245/35/18 no roll or pull.
Actually the opposite the highest offset would be a +32 which is really in the grey area. so at minimum you'd need a 6mm spacer with a 19x10 +38 to kick it to a +32 to clear. This is fine on the stock studs. If for some reason it hits it would barely do so; a 8mm spacer would then be the trick.
Rear
Would bolt on a be fine. however you may want to add whatever thickness spacer your running up front to keep the rears from looking sunk. I'd suggest even a thicker spacer than 6-8 personally as 19x10 +38 is pretty wimpy.
Front
Actually the opposite the highest offset would be a +32 which is really in the grey area. so at minimum you'd need a 6mm spacer with a 19x10 +38 to kick it to a +32 to clear. This is fine on the stock studs. If for some reason it hits it would barely do so; a 8mm spacer would then be the trick.
Rear
Would bolt on a be fine. however you may want to add whatever thickness spacer your running up front to keep the rears from looking sunk. I'd suggest even a thicker spacer than 6-8 personally as 19x10 +38 is pretty wimpy.
Actually the opposite the highest offset would be a +32 which is really in the grey area. so at minimum you'd need a 6mm spacer with a 19x10 +38 to kick it to a +32 to clear. This is fine on the stock studs. If for some reason it hits it would barely do so; a 8mm spacer would then be the trick.
Rear
Would bolt on a be fine. however you may want to add whatever thickness spacer your running up front to keep the rears from looking sunk. I'd suggest even a thicker spacer than 6-8 personally as 19x10 +38 is pretty wimpy.
I run 215 on 19x9 up front with low teen offset's.. feels good to me and no problems!.. We have shops here in NorCal who specialize in fitting stretch tires...
Barker if you read his other post those aren't 19x11+17. He actually running a 19x10.5+22 as it was in the classifield. https://www.clublexus.com/forums/whe...step-lips.html
Last edited by laobo979; Aug 17, 2012 at 06:05 AM.
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Before I can answer I must ask do you plan on lowering your car to damn near the floor?
Or will you have room for something like a 40series tire? (Just an example)
I can't help you until you help me
Hey guys looking to place an order for a set of wheels this week and wondering what you think about these specs, or if there is anything you would recomend. I daily drive the car and want a semi agressive stance. Im ok with doing fender mods.
19x9 +32
19x10.5 +32
Currently riding at +1 finger gap up front and -1 finger gap in the rear. [Lowered on bc coils]
19x9 +32
19x10.5 +32
Currently riding at +1 finger gap up front and -1 finger gap in the rear. [Lowered on bc coils]