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Old 04-27-10, 02:12 PM
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i was wondering if anyone could tell me if i lowered my 97 es300 an inch or so would 19" rims fit without rubbing or having any turning issues?
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or should i stick with 18's?
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depends on the offset of the wheel, and if you're willing to roll your fenders. but i'd be more concerned with it looking goofy. That's getting pretty big.
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IMHO: 2nd and 3rd gen ESs look better with 18s or less. 19s and greater lift the vehicle (a result you're probably only okay with if you're into the DUBS/Donk scene)
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Originally Posted by Slooooooow
IMHO: 2nd and 3rd gen ESs look better with 18s or less. 19s and greater lift the vehicle (a result you're probably only okay with if you're into the DUBS/Donk scene)
This guy knows what's up.
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yeah Ive been doing some searching and 19+ definitely look a little big..plus im sure the wheels would be hella heavy. ill shoot for some 18s. thanks fellas.
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19's would look great if you had a kit to go with it (charley240). For stock body lines, I say 18's are perfect.
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yeah, personally id stick with 18s, 19s are expensive, tires are expensive, and with stock body, it does look large.
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I found some 18s with a +30 offset. Will this offset work?
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Originally Posted by blk97es300
I found some 18s with a +30 offset. Will this offset work?
what width?
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just picked some up cheap.. im gonna run them and drop it see how it looks..if not ill try some different wheels..235/40/18 rear and 225/40/18 front..

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