dannieboiz

Rims are 19x8.5 with +35 offset. By the look of it if people can use 35's with 20's I assume I can use 40's with 19 and have the same "lift" as I would with 35/20's so I can drop it and cover the fender gap? Or should I just get 245/35/19?

svt5150

I think GSing430 uses a 40 series up front on his 19" Work wheels. I have 19x8.5 and 19x10 iforgeds and run a 245/35 in the front and a 275/30 in the rear.

dannieboiz

another reason why I want to go 40's is for daily commuting purpose and there are alot of contruction going on by my work I'd hate to hit something and destroy my rims.

rominl

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a lot of people have that setup. gsing430 and bikahuna to name a few. that's called the fat setup

400DGRZ

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Me.

https://www.clublexus.com/gallery/da...45DSCF0072.JPG (no 56k)

dannieboiz

[QUOTE]Me. [/QUOTE

Is your ride lowered? It actually don't look too bad.

GSspeed

those were the rims i was going to get too, the ADR M SPORT, have you looked at teh M CLassic by ADR thouse look nice too, i would stick with 19s look better, i found an other rim that looks nice but is a knock off, here it is

400DGRZ

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Not lowered. Yet.

GSing430

i went with the "fat setup" due to a better ride quality and so that i don't have to worry about hitting a pothole and curbing or bending my works (1k for a wheel is very painful to replace, even having it repair won't be the same IMO). having a bent wheel is a pain and no fun at all. the only drawback on my fat setup is that it makes the wheel look smaller.