Any clue to whats the Wheel spec for the ls400?
gonna lower it and i wanna know the size of the wheel

 

What year?

 

Welcome to Club Lexus.

Plenty of ideas in this thread:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...eel-setup.html

 

i got a 2000. wheels are big investments and well. who wants to buy wheels and it doesn't fit their standards.

thanks

 

yea i looked at that, but there isn't a second gen on there yet

 

theres tons of pictures in the thread that RA40 linked. the only downside is that, practically no one post up wheels specs. And the few that does, usually aren't the fitment anyone else is looking for.

 

You'll have to tell us how low and how aggressive you want the car to be? A mild 2" drop, wheels that are 8-8.5" wide, +30mm is conservative. Start getting to +25mm and 9" widths, fender mods come in. More aggressive, rolling-pulling-shaving etc for the desired fitment. Rear when running a staggered set-up, you can add ~.5" inch. Depending how low, and tire sidewall profile may require additional fender work. That's where the stretch and camber comes in.

Show us some wheels with specs or pic of a car that you want to set-up similar and we'll be able to tell you what tire and offsets work for that fitment.

This is a basic fitment, not sunk nor poking. Can adjust based on your wheel tire combo from this.

 

we need more info from you. how low are you going? how big of a wheel do you prefer (17-20" typically)?

 

Just Donk it and be done with it!

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what i plan is maybe staggered 19's
I'm going to run coils for a few month - 1 year then get myself a air suspension.

 

i want aggressive

 

Here's SuicidnS13's ride in the wheel thread:

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/8314997-post1720.html

 

FYI: elvis and suicidn have all received body work in one form or another. if you are looking for a flush fitment w/o any body work (with exception of fender trimming) i suggest the following baseline:

19x9.5 +24 range front with 225/35
19x10.5 +24 range rear with 235/35

use this tool to help you with different range of sizes you will find but stick close (within 5-7mm or so) to what's above.
http://www.1010tires.com/Tools/Wheel-Offset-Calculator

also keep in mind tire sizing between brands differs. one manufacturer's 225/35 fits slightly differently than another.

all of the following below have sizing in that range within 7mm, myself included:

 

THANKS ALOT GUYS..
yal are really good help

 

From past 24” experience they look dope but changes everything about the ride . Pretty much changing comfort and reliability for looks and show