Seize

Just wondering. Would this set-up work on a first gen GS300??

Front 20x9, offset +35

Rear 20x10, offset +38

Thanks in advance,

~Seize

johnee78

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20*9 in the front with that offset will more than likely rub alot.Especially if the car is lowered.Which brings me back to my first comment.

johnee78

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Almost forgot,the rear should be fine.

Seize

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Why?Are you selling your rims?

hahha...not just yet, but I do have my eye on a set of wheels that won't be available till next year...so we'll see...

johnee78

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If you have plans to sell your wheels pm me if you have a price in mind.( I need to start putting money together)I like the style of your wheels and the combo on my gold gs would look sick.But until then, take care of my, I mean your wheels

D2-AUTOSPORT

Seize, I put some 20x9" Kelleners Vsports on mhy 1st Gen one time with 245/35-20 tires and I had no rubbing at all. Since Kelleners are German wheels, I'm almost positive the offset was 35.

My current wheels are 35 offset and I would only rub the fender liner a little when reversiing and turning left!

You must want some SUPER lips front and rear kid!

SoCalSC4

Seize,

Should be a slam-dunk on the first-gen car if you use 245/35-20 and 275/30-20... you might need to remove the rear fender arch-guard trim to make a little clearance for the tire. My brother is running 19x9 +37 and 19x10 +37 with 245/35-19 and 285/30-19- had to roll the rear fenders just a bit for the 285s.

You should have no rubbing in front at all- the first-gen GS is a bit more wheel-friendly han the second-gen...

Seize

johnee78 - I doubt i'll be getting rid of them anytime soon but I'll keep you posted!

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You must want some SUPER lips front and rear kid!

Yeah you know me!


Bob -Thanks for info...oh and that arch guard thingy has been taken care of, since I got my wheels I had to have my fenders rolled. So s'all good!

Thanks again for all the info guys I really appreciate it!

~Seize