92 Ls400 Stock...rims??
09-25-07, 03:18 PM
#2
I put 18's on mine and the gap was too much with stock struts - you'll want to drop yours when you see the gap unless the gap doesn't bug you. I dropped mine nearly 2" from this photo and now it is acceptable to the eye 
I see so many cars that look like 4x4's - to each his own I suppose but little gap good big gap bad.
I see so many cars that look like 4x4's - to each his own I suppose but little gap good big gap bad.
09-26-07, 12:28 AM
#4
If you dont plan on dropping DO NOT get 19's or 20's. You will ride crazy high and get that donk-esk look. The LS can pull off 18's with no drop, but they only look ok most of the time. If you wanna roll on anything bigger than a 17 I highly suggest you drop the car.
09-26-07, 12:24 PM
#5
Lexus Champion
19" and larger lift the car off the ground, makes it look like ****. go 18" if you're not going to lower it.
depending on how wide a wheel you get, anywehre from 225 40 18 in front to 285 30 18 in the back.
depending on how wide a wheel you get, anywehre from 225 40 18 in front to 285 30 18 in the back.
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10-02-07, 12:29 PM
#10
It won't look donk-ish with 20" rims, since the LS tends to work better with larger rims. However, you probably do have a fair amount of wheel gap, right?
And just a question, do you get any rubbing when you turn the steering wheel all the way in either direction?
And just a question, do you get any rubbing when you turn the steering wheel all the way in either direction?
re:wheel gap
10-02-07, 04:47 PM
#15
that explains why i see their wheels going for less than scrap aluminum price on ebay
looks like i'll need these to make them fit
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Wheel...7860QQtcZphoto
and then it'll look like/be like crap because spacers suck
Last edited by Thermactor; 10-02-07 at 04:58 PM.