need advise on rims for ls400
05-09-11, 08:06 PM
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need advise on rims for ls400
I am looking at a set of rims for my 95 ls400. These are the specs:
front: 19x8.5
rears: 19x9.5
bolt pattern: 5x120
There a real nice set, I just want to know if they'll fit. Thanks.
front: 19x8.5
rears: 19x9.5
bolt pattern: 5x120
There a real nice set, I just want to know if they'll fit. Thanks.
05-09-11, 09:01 PM
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Not properly... first off, the bolt pattern is not the same, secondly the calipers may not clear those wheels...
you might be able to get away with an adapter/spacer, but thats not the best route to take... also, it'd be helpful to know the offset... If they are already a mid offset (20-25mm) then adding an adapter would put it at 0 or close and then they really wouldn't work...
you might be able to get away with an adapter/spacer, but thats not the best route to take... also, it'd be helpful to know the offset... If they are already a mid offset (20-25mm) then adding an adapter would put it at 0 or close and then they really wouldn't work...
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Not properly... first off, the bolt pattern is not the same, secondly the calipers may not clear those wheels...
you might be able to get away with an adapter/spacer, but thats not the best route to take... also, it'd be helpful to know the offset... If they are already a mid offset (20-25mm) then adding an adapter would put it at 0 or close and then they really wouldn't work...
you might be able to get away with an adapter/spacer, but thats not the best route to take... also, it'd be helpful to know the offset... If they are already a mid offset (20-25mm) then adding an adapter would put it at 0 or close and then they really wouldn't work...
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