Quick Pic of an ES on 22's, Check it out!
#16
Nice! Good Luck with the dips in the road. I'm riddin 20's, and I really have to watch out for dips in the road at a higher speed. Tires rub against inner plastic wheel wells. Don't know if you could lower it too much? Don't get me wrong car is still sick!
#19
And as another poster commented--with such a large-sized wheel mounted on the ES, it makes the stock rotors look very tiny in comparison...almost toyish. Also, I wonder how much more those 22" wheels/tires weigh in comparison to the stock 17" wheels/tires? All that additional weight (unless those wheels are forged alloys) must surely add some unsprung weight...and I reckon the brakes would have to work harder to slow down all that additional mass.
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#21
What does the comment meant? Probably the driver trying to compensate for his small shift stick with these big wheels?!? Common guys, why does this has to start a controversy in here? Interpret it anyway you like it, and if you have a "wrong" explanation - than blame yourself for thinking that way
BTW, I was not aware of anybody making lowering kits (even just springs) for ES350. Also, I have read that none of the Camry's TRD stuff will work with ES350. So curious to find out how are they going to lower it?
BTW, I was not aware of anybody making lowering kits (even just springs) for ES350. Also, I have read that none of the Camry's TRD stuff will work with ES350. So curious to find out how are they going to lower it?
#22
Yeah you are right Twister! The best way to deal with inappropriate comments or innuendos is to act as if they were never said and all is well.
I am done with it because I find AccElan01's behavior typical for someone who would say such a thing. [Make a comment and then run into hiding]
And since you are the peace maker, you should have posted your words of wisdom awhile ago.
I am done with it because I find AccElan01's behavior typical for someone who would say such a thing. [Make a comment and then run into hiding]
And since you are the peace maker, you should have posted your words of wisdom awhile ago.
#23
Sorry, I haven't visited this forum in awhile, otherwise I would have added my 2 "smart ****" cents right away BTW, his comment did trigger a bad memory of another thread in 3GS forum where someone posted a truly racist comment.
But in general, it is very rare to see "pimped out" ES350. It usually appeals to an older crowd since it’s a more spacious/luxurious, softer riding car with less modding options. That was actually one of the reasons why I switched to sportier/rougher GS350. Well that, and a fact of 2 failed ES350 trannies and Lexus buyback
But in general, it is very rare to see "pimped out" ES350. It usually appeals to an older crowd since it’s a more spacious/luxurious, softer riding car with less modding options. That was actually one of the reasons why I switched to sportier/rougher GS350. Well that, and a fact of 2 failed ES350 trannies and Lexus buyback
#24
Wheel design is nice but dosen't suit the ES. The ES has swoopy lines and the spokes are too muscular. They are of course TOO big as well. 19" with a drop would have been perfect. 22"=Too big. What's up with this fad? Too many people think it looks nice?
#25
I agree the wheels really don't match the car n bigger isn't always better........ N since they don't make lowering kits for the es the only way they're gonna drop it is by cutting the springs n that is sooooooo wrong in every single way........
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