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****Official Wheel & Tire Fitment Guide for SC300/SC400****
08-02-12, 01:52 AM
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By the way, this may sound blunt but don't trick yourself into believing that a "good price from a friend" justifies bad fitment.
Big RWD coupes should have larger rears than fronts IMO
08-02-12, 11:45 AM
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Hmm... 8" +45's (OEM IS350) are pretty close to rubbing inside as is, you may or may not ned that spacer up front just to clear the shock. They'll fit, but your car will probably look like it has one of those "from the dealer" stock upgrades.
By the way, this may sound blunt but don't trick yourself into believing that a "good price from a friend" justifies bad fitment.
By the way, this may sound blunt but don't trick yourself into believing that a "good price from a friend" justifies bad fitment.
08-03-12, 07:58 AM
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Does anyone have the following:
Front: 18x9.5
Rear: 18x11
If so, what tires and offset. I don't want the wheels to stick out at all and look flush with the body. I had 10.5 with 315s in the back before and they were fine since my fenders are rolled.
Front: 18x9.5
Rear: 18x11
If so, what tires and offset. I don't want the wheels to stick out at all and look flush with the body. I had 10.5 with 315s in the back before and they were fine since my fenders are rolled.
08-03-12, 08:54 AM
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https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...-for-pics.html
This car is running 18x10 and 18x12. 255/40 and 315/30.You would have to ask him for offsets though.
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...tock-body.html
08-04-12, 02:41 PM
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Sc300 wheel fitment?
Sup Noob here. Looking to buy some rim. Looking for that flushed look and I dont mind fender mod. Here's the fitment Im thinking about and will it flush? I also like the vip look also, so I have a fitment for 20's and can anyone tell me how it might work out.
19x8.5 F+37
19x10.0 R+35
225/35/19
255/35/19
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20x8.5 F+37
20x10.0 R+35
225/35/20
255/35/20
With car being lowered to within 1'' above the lip of the rim and will it still rub with fenders roll. Id highly appreciated the insight.
19x8.5 F+37
19x10.0 R+35
225/35/19
255/35/19
&
20x8.5 F+37
20x10.0 R+35
225/35/20
255/35/20
With car being lowered to within 1'' above the lip of the rim and will it still rub with fenders roll. Id highly appreciated the insight.
08-05-12, 06:32 PM
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08-06-12, 04:46 AM
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Hmm... 8" +45's (OEM IS350) are pretty close to rubbing inside as is, you may or may not ned that spacer up front just to clear the shock. They'll fit, but your car will probably look like it has one of those "from the dealer" stock upgrades.
By the way, this may sound blunt but don't trick yourself into believing that a "good price from a friend" justifies bad fitment.
225/245 will be stretched fine up front, more stretched in the rear - plus the 245 rear sidewall will be thinner than the front 225 sidewall on those wheel widths, making your front tires actually look bigger than the rear tires. Some people are ok with that, personally I think it looks like a forklift Big RWD coupes should have larger rears than fronts IMO
By the way, this may sound blunt but don't trick yourself into believing that a "good price from a friend" justifies bad fitment.
225/245 will be stretched fine up front, more stretched in the rear - plus the 245 rear sidewall will be thinner than the front 225 sidewall on those wheel widths, making your front tires actually look bigger than the rear tires. Some people are ok with that, personally I think it looks like a forklift
Big RWD coupes should have larger rears than fronts IMO