IS350 F-Sport with 19" Concave Concept wheels
07-20-13, 03:24 AM
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IS350 F-Sport with 19" Concave Concept wheels
Hi guys,
Trial fitted a set of concave concept 19" Split five spoke wheels today for fun! Picked up the car yesterday and thought I'd give a friend of mine's workshop a visit! Sorry for the not so good pics!
Now I cant decide between comfort 19" or baller 20"!!!!!
Trial fitted a set of concave concept 19" Split five spoke wheels today for fun! Picked up the car yesterday and thought I'd give a friend of mine's workshop a visit! Sorry for the not so good pics!
Now I cant decide between comfort 19" or baller 20"!!!!!
07-20-13, 04:26 AM
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Sharp! The 19s you have on fill the wheel wells perfectly and your ride won't be as harsh plus you'd save a few bucks as well I'm sure. What size tires are those?
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07-20-13, 08:41 AM
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Hi guys,
I'm also running prototype springs but the brand of the wheel is Concave Concept and after we get the best fitting tyres and offsets working for 19" I'll post it up cause I don't want others to run the same set up and have any issues!
In all likelihood I'll be trying to keep a similar ratio as stock so perhaps 245 front and 265 rear with a little stretch, comfort and ability to have some fun! Not too keen on running huge rubber in the rear as I would not like to introduce any understeer or stray too far from factory handling but at same time changing the aesthetics a bit.
Some extra info is the it is the is350 and there is about half inch clearence at front between the spoke and 4 pot caliper. Concave Concept don't have a website up yet but they are Taiwanese made and Australian designed wheel. Funnily enough the 19" were much lighter than the factory f-sport wheel. I'll see if I can get the weight info too.
I'm also running prototype springs but the brand of the wheel is Concave Concept and after we get the best fitting tyres and offsets working for 19" I'll post it up cause I don't want others to run the same set up and have any issues!
In all likelihood I'll be trying to keep a similar ratio as stock so perhaps 245 front and 265 rear with a little stretch, comfort and ability to have some fun! Not too keen on running huge rubber in the rear as I would not like to introduce any understeer or stray too far from factory handling but at same time changing the aesthetics a bit.
Some extra info is the it is the is350 and there is about half inch clearence at front between the spoke and 4 pot caliper. Concave Concept don't have a website up yet but they are Taiwanese made and Australian designed wheel. Funnily enough the 19" were much lighter than the factory f-sport wheel. I'll see if I can get the weight info too.
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07-20-13, 04:21 PM
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Hi guys,
I'm also running prototype springs but the brand of the wheel is Concave Concept and after we get the best fitting tyres and offsets working for 19" I'll post it up cause I don't want others to run the same set up and have any issues!
In all likelihood I'll be trying to keep a similar ratio as stock so perhaps 245 front and 265 rear with a little stretch, comfort and ability to have some fun! Not too keen on running huge rubber in the rear as I would not like to introduce any understeer or stray too far from factory handling but at same time changing the aesthetics a bit.
Some extra info is the it is the is350 and there is about half inch clearence at front between the spoke and 4 pot caliper. Concave Concept don't have a website up yet but they are Taiwanese made and Australian designed wheel. Funnily enough the 19" were much lighter than the factory f-sport wheel. I'll see if I can get the weight info too.
I'm also running prototype springs but the brand of the wheel is Concave Concept and after we get the best fitting tyres and offsets working for 19" I'll post it up cause I don't want others to run the same set up and have any issues!
In all likelihood I'll be trying to keep a similar ratio as stock so perhaps 245 front and 265 rear with a little stretch, comfort and ability to have some fun! Not too keen on running huge rubber in the rear as I would not like to introduce any understeer or stray too far from factory handling but at same time changing the aesthetics a bit.
Some extra info is the it is the is350 and there is about half inch clearence at front between the spoke and 4 pot caliper. Concave Concept don't have a website up yet but they are Taiwanese made and Australian designed wheel. Funnily enough the 19" were much lighter than the factory f-sport wheel. I'll see if I can get the weight info too.
07-20-13, 05:37 PM
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03-17-14, 06:23 AM
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I was wondering the same! I tried looking around the whole web for "Concave Concept" wheels and could not locate these anywhere. They look spot on perfect on the 3iS.. all other cast companies only offer split 5 spoke in 20 inch and 20s are too big for our cars!
