flowrider

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You failed to mention the bore or the offset. Those two numbers are important.

Lou

bbaugher47

Looking at ordering Work T7R’s after Christmas. Here’s the plan and after doing a bunch of reading I think I’ll be good to go. Please chime in if I am wrong. F= 19x8.5 R = 19x9.5 I think + 38 will get me about flush to the fenders. Tires would be 235/35/r19 and 265/30/r19 ? Question 1 : Is there a huge difference between a 35 vs 30 sidewall in the rear? Would I be better off with different offsets? ( available in 45,38,30 F) & ( 38,25,12 R) Any other tire recommendations? Car info : 2007 Lexus is350 rwd , lowered on H&Rs and may do fortune auto coils at some point in the next two years. I know this is a lot of info but I am a little nervous about ordering wheels. Thank y’all in advance.

eric08

That'll work just fine. 38 is the perfect offset in both front and rear. In terms of difference of tire size its really only just over a mm difference but the 30 is a better choice for keeping the diameter as close to the original. However if you wanted a little tiny bit more comfort with a tiny bit more rim protection than you could feasibly use a 35.

bbaugher47

Work has discontinued the wheels in 19” sizes. Fml. I have been emailing like crazy and vivid racing actually got in touch with Work and they will still take orders for them. Quick question though. Those who have works, did you use the flat center cap or raised? Also , do I need hub rings?

Patton6964

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Interested in picking up a pair of forged 2 piece 19's off craigslist locally. Seller states they are 19x8.5 35mm front's and 19x9.5 35mm rear's, would be going on an ISF. I know the fronts would be fine but do you think the backs would rub?

markdav801

All, sorry I went up thru 75 pages and got slightly overwhelmed.. lol
Id like to get for my is250 2is 08:

19x8.5 +35 offset for the front and rear (for sake of rotating tires)
235\35r19 all the way around with a 5mm spacer in the rear.
The tires won’t be stretched from what I’ve read... I plan to get the NF210 or Eibah pro kit.

This would work correct?
I won’t rub either, correct?
this is somewhat flush right?

deestyle28

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Just an update as I know I posted here a few times.

All the wheels I was interested in are no longer available. So now I narrowed it down but sizes and offsets are limited.
I know the following will fit:
18x8.5f +30 with light fender roll 235/40
18x9.5r +35 with light fender roll 265/35

But....I really want 19's! and they only offer below offests in 19's:
19x9.5 +22 (recommended tires sizes for 1inch drop?)
19x10.5 +22 (recommended tires sizes for 1inch drop?)

I read the first 100 posts in this thread and my eyes started hurting lol. Can i run these offsets with minimal fender/suspension mods? Based on what I read I have to roll, pull, camber, and stretch tires. I don't plan on going any lower than 1.5 in the future.

I don't know what to do! Stance is life but I have a baby! lol.

bbaugher47

Which wheels are you looking at? Maybe there is something similar with more appropriate offsets and those widths will require quite a stretch and fender mods I am guessing. Hit up the aggressive wheel fitment thread as well .

deestyle28

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My dream wheels are:
BCforged HB04 but they're way out of my price range.

What I have looked at:
Velgen VMB7: they only make 20s
Stance SC9: discontinued
Stance SC8: they only make 20s
Varrstoen MK7: they only make 18's
ESR RF1: they make 19's but aggressive offsets.

As you can tell, I'm looking for specifically 7 split spoke concave wheels. I already looked at MRR GF7 and Forgestar F14 but they're not exactly what I want but they are similar.

bbaugher47

Miro type 111 is a great option in a budget. , work emotion M8r ( flow formed ) light weight and strong. And what people would consider a real wheel. Lol. But there are tons of that design available. There is a member here with a red is on miro 111s and looks crazy beautiful. I’m sure his specs are in his post.

Zynthe

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Hello,

I was wondering if these rim specs would fit on my car. My fenders are rolled and I have a slight drop of about an inch.

FR: 19x8.5 +28 on 235/35/19
RR: 19x9.5 +35 on 255/35/19

Would I need additional fender mods or a camber kit?

Thanks.

akis250

How much would a 18x9.5 +10 offset wrap with 245/40/18 poke out? it's a non-staggered setup.

rvtlyzd

The front pokes a bit but the rear sits really flush. The tiniest amount of poke but it looks clean. Also, go 35 instead of 40. I enjoyed running a 245/35 all summer and winter.

cuongiee

i'm also going to run a 18x9.5 squared set up but +25 offset all around.

already have tires from another set of wheels.. you think 225/40 and 235/40 will be ok ? i really dont wanna do any fender mods or run anymore than natural camber. what you guys think?



ah so i'll still be a little sunk in the front and extra sunk in the rear with 18x9.5 +25 squared and 225/40f 235/40r?

Addy1217

I'm interested in buying some 3rd gen Lexus f sport wheels but I'm not sure if they will fit on my 2nd gen 2007 is350. I currently have stock 18 inch wheels on. I read around and some people are saying that the 3rd gen f sport wheels will not be able to clear the big brake caliper on the front of the 2nd gen 2007 is350. Is this true? Will I need spacers in the front to put these wheels on? Links to my current wheels and the ones I want to get are below, much appreciated.

Current:
https://goo.gl/images/4dwCKM
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Looking to purchase:
https://goo.gl/images/BUknaS