wheel fitment help needed
wheel fitment help needed
Will these work on an 01 LS430, and if so with what work and tire size?
Im pretty sure im good with the +22's, its the +15's that worry me a bit
19x8.5 +15
19x10 +22
thanks
Im pretty sure im good with the +22's, its the +15's that worry me a bit
19x8.5 +15
19x10 +22
thanks
Last edited by TTurboPimp; Feb 24, 2014 at 03:52 PM.
You're going to at least have to shave the rears and roll the fronts. What size tires are you planing on running?
You may also want to get the longer rear lower arms to add some camber to the rears to help with clearance. The front adjustment should be good for about -3*.
You may also want to get the longer rear lower arms to add some camber to the rears to help with clearance. The front adjustment should be good for about -3*.
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You'll be fine if you run 225's and 245's. My previous setup before I rebarreled my rims were 20x9 +22 and 20x10 +23, only rears were shaved and not completely. Camber will be fine with stock arms, just seriously think about higher spring rates for the front(at least 14kg/mm) so you don't damage the arches accidentally.
The 10 +22's will fit more aggressively than the 8.5 +15's.
The 10 +22's will fit more aggressively than the 8.5 +15's.
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Here's an example of aggressive 19's.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...nu-finale.html
His original build thread.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...902&styleid=13
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/ls4...nu-finale.html
His original build thread.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...902&styleid=13
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I'm speaking of rim lip to fender relation, as the front and rear fenders don't correlate. A 10 +22 on the rear is more aggressive than the 8.5 +15 on the front.
Also, 8.5 +15 is basically the same as a 9 +21 without taking tenths of a mm into consideration
Also, 8.5 +15 is basically the same as a 9 +21 without taking tenths of a mm into consideration
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