hey guys/gals,

im thinking to trade my is250 for an F and was wanting to put my wheels i have on it right now on the F if i end up getting one... can anyone tell me if the offsets are the same? ive heard the track on the F's are wider so i was wondering..

thanks everyone!

 

I want to know also. Are IS-F brakes in front even harder to clear than the IS350 front brakes?

 

im not sure about the brakes but ive got f-sport brakes on my car now and the calipers are freaking wide!! and my wheels clear by about 1.5mm...so i dont think ill have a problem with clearing the F calipers.

 

What are the full specs on your Five Axis 20's ???

Including current tire sizes...

Jz

 

20x8.5 front and rear with 235/30/20 front and 255/30/20 rear both with a +45 offset

 

Here's what comes stock:




So your rear wheels will push out 10mm from stock.

 

If the front spokes aren't too thick, they should clear the brakes.

Lou

 

Hard to tell from the info you posted, so I think it'd be better to check with 5axis directly. When I inquired about these wheels awhile back, I was told that they didn't have the proper offsets for the F in 20s (Which is strange, but that's what they said.)

 

they clear my f-sport brakes and those are super wide calipers in the front...

 

Maybe Joe Z knows about front brake clearance with aftermarket wheels on IS-F, since he used to own a IS350............................

 

I highly doubt they'll clear the rear calipers, especially considering that your wheels are narrower than the stock IS-F rear wheels.

 

^^^arent the rear calipers on the F a 1 piston caliper? i clear my f-sport brakes by a lot on my car now and those are 4 piston

 

The F rears are 2 piston opposing caliper. The fronts are 6 piston.

Lou

 

Also the problem with the rear IS-F calipers is that they stick out about 1 inch past the hub.