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Old 11-15-13, 12:37 PM
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Originally Posted by KingSC
Would be nice if you could find the offset. Otherwise I doubt anyone can give you any useful advice. Offset has everything to do with fitment especially when you go with 19's or 20's.

Check out this site for some guidance: http://www.worldoneperformance.com/b...-offsets-work/
sorry it was
19x8.5 fronts +17 or +30
19x10.5 rears +22 or +40
which would be the best combination for my situation?
thanks!
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Hey everyone I was wondering if you guys could help me out with tires I have a set of wheels that are 18x9.5 +25 offset all around I'm looking for a nice clean stretch look any advice on tires?
Thanks
Old 11-15-13, 11:00 PM
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Originally Posted by DoYuEvenSc
Hey everyone I was wondering if you guys could help me out with tires I have a set of wheels that are 18x9.5 +25 offset all around I'm looking for a nice clean stretch look any advice on tires?
Thanks
Not sure what type of tire you want to go with as far as brand and model but here are some pics I found quick on a 9.5 to give you an idea

Nitto NT555 225/40/18
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215/40/18 Toyo Proxes 4


Another 215/40/18


Hope someone else chimes in with brand, although I believe in the first post the OP lists some good brands for stretching if I remember correctly.
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Originally Posted by Moula
Not sure what type of tire you want to go with as far as brand and model but here are some pics I found quick on a 9.5 to give you an idea

Nitto NT555 225/40/18


215/40/18 Toyo Proxes 4


Another 215/40/18


Hope someone else chimes in with brand, although I believe in the first post the OP lists some good brands for stretching if I remember correctly.
Awesome sizes I was thinking about going with the 225/40 but wasn't to sure thanks for the help and pics really appreciate it
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can't decide between wheels
1. Enkei RPF1 SBC 18x9.5 +15 18x10.5 +15
2. MB Battle 18x9.5 +17 all around matte gunmetal

Car is wine red, pretty low. what would you guys pick?!

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^^ get the RPF1s if the funds permit
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I know someone out there has a red SC3 with Blk is250 wheels, but I've yet to find a pic!?!?!
Can some post a link or pics up for me, just got a deal with a set and going to powder coat them but thinking or GMG ( gun metal grey) or BLK (black), JT had told me to get it wet black, just looking to add to the advice and see some pics if possible thanks
Here's a pic of them just in case

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Sorry for the late reply bud, didn't notice this.

+30 on the fronts and +40 would be optimal for your situation, but even then you might need to roll the rear fenders because of the 10.5. Although you will get a much more aggressive fitment with +17 and +22, but all four fenders would need to be rolled. Check around this thread, maybe someone is running similar specs as you plan to.

Originally Posted by jphan808
sorry it was
19x8.5 fronts +17 or +30
19x10.5 rears +22 or +40
which would be the best combination for my situation?
thanks!
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Originally Posted by SC3G
I know someone out there has a red SC3 with Blk is250 wheels, but I've yet to find a pic!?!?!
Can some post a link or pics up for me, just got a deal with a set and going to powder coat them but thinking or GMG ( gun metal grey) or BLK (black), JT had told me to get it wet black, just looking to add to the advice and see some pics if possible thanks
Here's a pic of them just in case
I'm leaning towards gun metal. But, you might be the first to rock these wheels on as SC. I looked in here but didnt see any at all:

https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sc-...ost-a-pic.html
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Those would look pretty sweet. A nice and simple way to upgrade the stock wheels. I wouldn't paint them at all if they're in rashless condition. Otherwise I'd probably go with gun metal gray, I think red on black wheels is a bit overrated and overused. Just my opinion.


Originally Posted by SC3G
I know someone out there has a red SC3 with Blk is250 wheels, but I've yet to find a pic!?!?!
Can some post a link or pics up for me, just got a deal with a set and going to powder coat them but thinking or GMG ( gun metal grey) or BLK (black), JT had told me to get it wet black, just looking to add to the advice and see some pics if possible thanks
Here's a pic of them just in case
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Thanks I'll post a pic up with them tomorrow afternoon if I get a chance, GMG ( gun metal grey ) it is' and a bit of rash not to bad thanks again
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I thought you promised us some pictures?

Originally Posted by SC3G
Thanks I'll post a pic up with them tomorrow afternoon if I get a chance, GMG ( gun metal grey ) it is' and a bit of rash not to bad thanks again
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Default 20 inch wheels from xix and what offset to run

so i have a 99 sc300 ......was gonna go with 18 or 19 inch rims but decided to go with 20's.

Now mind that the rim manufacturer XIX only makes wheels in 20 and up sizes....i know i can get away with 20 x 9 in the front but i have heard the i can can go as wide as 20 x 10.5 in the back......i used to install rims on cars but havnt done alot of staggerd wheel set ups.......so what should i run front and back as far as offsets in the front and back and width in the back ......i want a clean look ,.....i live in new orleans as it is ...there are ppl that do run negative camber and slammed cars out here but i only want to lower it just over an inch .............any help would be greatly appreciatted.
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I have similar questions as you. I'm fairly experienced with 18's, some 19's. But I got some 20's and I'm looking for some advice as well.

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so i have a 99 sc300 ......was gonna go with 18 or 19 inch rims but decided to go with 20's.

Now mind that the rim manufacturer XIX only makes wheels in 20 and up sizes....i know i can get away with 20 x 9 in the front but i have heard the i can can go as wide as 20 x 10.5 in the back......i used to install rims on cars but havnt done alot of staggerd wheel set ups.......so what should i run front and back as far as offsets in the front and back and width in the back ......i want a clean look ,.....i live in new orleans as it is ...there are ppl that do run negative camber and slammed cars out here but i only want to lower it just over an inch .............any help would be greatly appreciatted.
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Originally Posted by soarerscla
so i have a 99 sc300 ......was gonna go with 18 or 19 inch rims but decided to go with 20's.

Now mind that the rim manufacturer XIX only makes wheels in 20 and up sizes....i know i can get away with 20 x 9 in the front but i have heard the i can can go as wide as 20 x 10.5 in the back......i used to install rims on cars but havnt done alot of staggerd wheel set ups.......so what should i run front and back as far as offsets in the front and back and width in the back ......i want a clean look ,.....i live in new orleans as it is ...there are ppl that do run negative camber and slammed cars out here but i only want to lower it just over an inch .............any help would be greatly appreciatted.
welcome to clublexus! looking at the specs of XIX wheels, you should be able to run some their lowest offset wheels no problem... i.e. 20x10.5 +25 in the rear. Depending on the tire size you may need to roll your fenders, which i suggest you do anyways. Have a look through this thread. Many people are running x10.5 width tires and it will also give you an idea of the offset and the drop they're on.


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