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****Official Wheel & Tire Fitment Guide for SC300/SC400****
03-29-06, 07:31 AM
#379
Originally Posted by ummagawd
1992 turbo ..... yes
monghol.... specs on those wheels? and are your front fenders pulled?
monghol.... specs on those wheels? and are your front fenders pulled?
Originally Posted by MongolKhan
Tried these wheels all around, 18X10 offset 15. Front fenders are lightly pulled, rears are rolled. Tires on wheels are 265/35/18's but 255/35/18 are better fitment i think.
03-30-06, 08:02 AM
#382
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CL Member Name: NYLexSC
Rim Brand and Type: SSR Integral A-2
Rim Size f/r: 17x8 Front, 17x9 Rear
Rim Offset f/r: +40 front, +45 rear
Tire Size f/r: 245/45/17 Front, 255/40/17 Rear
Suspension Setup: Espelir ASD lowering springs + Tokico HP Blue Struts
Comment On Ride: Pretty damn good
Fender Modifications: NONE! and no rubbing!
Picture:
Rim Brand and Type: SSR Integral A-2
Rim Size f/r: 17x8 Front, 17x9 Rear
Rim Offset f/r: +40 front, +45 rear
Tire Size f/r: 245/45/17 Front, 255/40/17 Rear
Suspension Setup: Espelir ASD lowering springs + Tokico HP Blue Struts
Comment On Ride: Pretty damn good
Fender Modifications: NONE! and no rubbing!
Picture:
03-30-06, 08:27 AM
#383
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Originally Posted by NYLexSC
CL Member Name: NYLexSC
Rim Brand and Type: SSR Integral A-2
Rim Size f/r: 17x8 Front, 17x9 Rear
Rim Offset f/r: +40 front, +45 rear
Tire Size f/r: 245/45/17 Front, 255/40/17 Rear
Rim Brand and Type: SSR Integral A-2
Rim Size f/r: 17x8 Front, 17x9 Rear
Rim Offset f/r: +40 front, +45 rear
Tire Size f/r: 245/45/17 Front, 255/40/17 Rear
04-03-06, 11:26 PM
#385
Lexus Test Driver
Waiting on drop on a new brand of coilovers that I cannot release the name. All I can say is bound and rebound can be adjsuted individually for a total of 48 way and full height adjustable threaded body with spherical bearings both top and bottom.
18x8.5 +38 225/40/18 NO RUB
18X9.5 +25 275/40/18 Rolled Fenders NO RUB
Needs a drop I know
18x8.5 +38 225/40/18 NO RUB
18X9.5 +25 275/40/18 Rolled Fenders NO RUB
Needs a drop I know
Last edited by lsflame; 04-03-06 at 11:53 PM.
04-09-06, 03:37 AM
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here are some pics of mine for more info for you guys
CL Member Name: VinnyQH
Rim Brand and Type: SSR Type-C
Rim Size f/r: 18x8.5 Front, 18x9.5 Rear
Rim Offset f/r: +37 front, +38 rear
Tire Size f/r: 225/40/18 Front, 255/40/18 Rear
Suspension Setup: Coilovers 14kg fronts 10 kg rear
Comment On Ride: Pretty damn good, a little stiff, little bit of clunking, but personally, i would rather have it stiffer
Fender Modifications: none
Comments: a little bit of rubbing, but not bad at all, jsut over huge bumps
CL Member Name: VinnyQH
Rim Brand and Type: SSR Type-C
Rim Size f/r: 18x8.5 Front, 18x9.5 Rear
Rim Offset f/r: +37 front, +38 rear
Tire Size f/r: 225/40/18 Front, 255/40/18 Rear
Suspension Setup: Coilovers 14kg fronts 10 kg rear
Comment On Ride: Pretty damn good, a little stiff, little bit of clunking, but personally, i would rather have it stiffer
Fender Modifications: none
Comments: a little bit of rubbing, but not bad at all, jsut over huge bumps
Last edited by VinnyQH; 04-09-06 at 10:59 AM.
04-09-06, 02:54 PM
#388
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Originally Posted by LexAnt
i'd need help on gettin the offset i'd need for my rims in the summer. I don't see anyone running 285/35/18s and so i'm wondering what offset would i need to run this in the rear. would i need to roll the fenders or shave it? ideally i'd like to have it "Many people choose to go with a lower offset, or run spacers, so the wheels will not appear to be sunken, and come to the edge of the fender, for a more aggressive/clean look." in that respect, much like TopSCecret's rear. If ya can help me with finding the right offset to avoid rubbing, thanx a whole bunch.
Plans: 18x8.5fr and 18x10rr HRE 547R's High Disk setup front and rear (plan on gettin the endless racing big brake kit 6pot/4pot) also here is my car, and like TopSCecret, i also rub on sharp turns as is right now, so i plan on raising it an inch also when i put the rims on, would that help in going over the bumps and turns and avoid rubbing?
closer look at the drop
Plans: 18x8.5fr and 18x10rr HRE 547R's High Disk setup front and rear (plan on gettin the endless racing big brake kit 6pot/4pot) also here is my car, and like TopSCecret, i also rub on sharp turns as is right now, so i plan on raising it an inch also when i put the rims on, would that help in going over the bumps and turns and avoid rubbing?
closer look at the drop
