Will these fit?
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Will these fit?
just wondering if these will fit on me 1993 LS400. im not too famaliar with off sets and stuff.
http://www.axiswheels.com/wheels/shine/shine.html#
http://www.axiswheels.com/wheels/shine/shine.html#
Generally the rim sizes and widths will fit the LS. I don't see any offset specs or disk face specs so it is hard to tell. Since you have a 93 LS you don't have the larger calipers up front that the UCF20-21 has, so you don't need the higher disk face so more than likely all those rims will fit in that sense. However, offset is still key. Still though, without knowing wha the offsets are, I'm pretty sure Axis has offsets in rage that fit the LS. Unless you are going for the extreme VIP look, the LS uses a typical offset range that most rim manufacturers have.
Size Bolt Patterns
19x8.5....... 5x100, 5x112, 5x114, 5x120
19x9.5...... 5x100, 5x112, 5x114, 5x120
20x9......... 5x114, 5x120
20x10....... 5x114, 5x120
19x8.5....... 5x100, 5x112, 5x114, 5x120
19x9.5...... 5x100, 5x112, 5x114, 5x120
20x9......... 5x114, 5x120
20x10....... 5x114, 5x120
I realize it just says 5X114, but that is just how Axis lists it. They definately have 5X114.3 as I know a lot of Lexus owners and other 5X114.3 bolt patter owners that use Axis rims.
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yeah, 5x4.5(or 114.3) is unreasonably common among all wheel manufacturers. its almost impossible finding a company that dont have wheels in that pattern. offsets are a different story
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well here's some other rims they offer
http://www.axiswheels.com/wheels/crux/crux.html
It clearly lists 114.3. Unlike the one he had a link for.
http://www.axiswheels.com/wheels/crux/crux.html
Size
18x7.5
19x8.0 Bolt Patterns
5x100, 5x114.3
4x100, 4x114, 5x100, 5x114
M.S.R.P.
$280.00
$325.00
18x7.5
19x8.0 Bolt Patterns
5x100, 5x114.3
4x100, 4x114, 5x100, 5x114
M.S.R.P.
$280.00
$325.00
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hope im not coming across as a ****, but if you're trying for the bippu look, then theres no way you should even consider purchasing those. you'd be better off with the shallens or the vienna dishes like you said.
do you have any offsets in mind?
do you have any offsets in mind?
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I agree. If you are building a VIP car the Axis doesn't really fit the image. Generally I'm one that believes one should buy and build whatver and however he wants. But if you are attempting to build a certain look, than you need to buy the parts that compliment that particular look. Unless you are just saying you want the VIP wheel fitment which is generally very aggressive offsets and as wide as you can go.
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i was gonna get the axis for now cuz my friend is selling his for dirt cheap. Im going to get the shallens or vienna dish for sure, just saving a bit more for the air susp.
Too bad you have a UCF10. I have a brand new UCF20/21 Airrunner kit that I was going to install on my 99. I'll probably be selling the car sooner than later so I wont install it. Damn kit is just sitting in my house still in the box.
and/or any other goodies u got layin around
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