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Please dont think im crazy but I was at the SEMA show here in Las Vegas and I saw 24s on a LS460.. It looked absolutely unbelievable..Im not huge on making my car look ghetto, especially on a 80k car but it looked perfect.. I talked to my local dealership here and they have seen 2 others with 24s... one with no problems at all and one with nothing but problems, (Extreme Rubbing on inner wheel lining on both sides)..I ordered a set of Asantis and put them on my car.....During regular driving there was no rubbing, no vibration, and no shimmy at all...however when I applied the brakes the wheels began to rub, on the sides of the inside fenders upfront....
When I talked to Lexus they said they know it has been done without hurting the car but they dont know how...Im thinking maybe you have to possibly take out the inside rubber lining and/or redo it...I dont know
Does anyone have any ideas or know of anyway to do it professionally???
The problem putting 24's on is that your speed will be off. Other then that you might get some rubbing mostly in the back but nothing to serious if you have the correct offset. I have 22's with the car lowered 2 to 2.5 inches which would be similiar to the 24's and I get occational rubbing. Your wheel would only be 1 inch more on each side depending on the series tire you go with.
was it this one??? with Auto Couture Tempest??...there was also a GS430 @ the Zenetti booth with white rims on one side and chromies on the other side looked like 24's
Last edited by anotherLS; Dec 13, 2007 at 09:13 PM.
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