what tires to get?
06-28-10, 06:04 PM
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what tires to get?
i have a set of 20" core racing rims from my moms old chrysler 300c, they have 275/40/r20. Does anyone know what tires i can put on the rims to make them fit? the rims are 9" wide i believe.
06-28-10, 06:14 PM
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we need the year of your car for tire size, regardless the old tires are wayyy too big to work.
to be honest there's a possibility that the wheels themselves wont fit depending the tolerances involved in their manufacturer. the 300C has a PCD of 5x115mm and the LS uses 5x4.5 aka 5x114.3mm
to be honest there's a possibility that the wheels themselves wont fit depending the tolerances involved in their manufacturer. the 300C has a PCD of 5x115mm and the LS uses 5x4.5 aka 5x114.3mm
06-28-10, 07:28 PM
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I'm liking that.
For tires I really like my Good Year Eagle F1 GS-2's. Not a single complaint about them. Very quiet, holding up great, hold the road great. Good price point too.
For tires I really like my Good Year Eagle F1 GS-2's. Not a single complaint about them. Very quiet, holding up great, hold the road great. Good price point too.
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06-28-10, 11:52 PM
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that actually looks pretty damn good, melikes.
side note, the challenger has a 5x115 PCD too soo if those fit the LS430 without mods and your wheels are roughly the same tolerances, you should be fine
225/35-20 if you're lowered, or 245/35-20 if you're not for a stock 93-00 LS400 are teh correct sizes. 89-92 you'll want 245/30-20 since the stock tire size is smaller in OD.
side note, the challenger has a 5x115 PCD too soo if those fit the LS430 without mods and your wheels are roughly the same tolerances, you should be fine
225/35-20 if you're lowered, or 245/35-20 if you're not for a stock 93-00 LS400 are teh correct sizes. 89-92 you'll want 245/30-20 since the stock tire size is smaller in OD.
06-29-10, 09:32 AM
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damn... tried them on, they fit but the fronts would need smaller tires, problem is the rims offset sticks out far too much 
. Lol it looks like a pimp train, oh well so much for those rims. Btw the it was the 92 ls400. For the record the bolt pattern fit, so does this mean when i buy a set of rims they can be 115mm?
. Lol it looks like a pimp train, oh well so much for those rims. Btw the it was the 92 ls400. For the record the bolt pattern fit, so does this mean when i buy a set of rims they can be 115mm?
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06-29-10, 02:21 PM
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20" and 19" is a lot of wheel on those 1-LS stock brakes. No problem if they are in the 50# range but heavier will make the brakes work harder...as in longer stopping distances. 18" is a pretty safe range and even some OEM 430 17's will be a nice on there.
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yea i really like the chrome ls430 rims, or the chrome gs300, does anyone have a picture of a first gen ls400 with the ls430 chromes?
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