Will these fit
11-11-08 | 11:32 PM
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Will these fit
I just bought a 02 Lexus gs300 and I'm shopping around for some wheels.
It's my first time buying rims so I'm confused about the whole size thing, can anyone help me out and let me know if these will fit without any problems
Brand: TIS Number of Bolts: 5 Material: Chrome
Width: 8.5J Bolt Pattern: 5 x 5.12 or 5 x 130 Structure: One Piece
Diameter: 20 inches Offset: 30 Part Number (MPN): TIS0728530
It's my first time buying rims so I'm confused about the whole size thing, can anyone help me out and let me know if these will fit without any problems
Brand: TIS Number of Bolts: 5 Material: Chrome
Width: 8.5J Bolt Pattern: 5 x 5.12 or 5 x 130 Structure: One Piece
Diameter: 20 inches Offset: 30 Part Number (MPN): TIS0728530
11-12-08 | 06:11 AM
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IMO avoid multi/universal lug nut pattern and covered lug nut wheels (Like these TIS ones). They just look cheap to me. Get some with exposed lug nuts and only one lug pattern - the right pattern made for your car.
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11-12-08 | 06:29 AM
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Thanks guys
I changed my mind about the TIS-07 and now am planning on going with the Gianelle Spezia-6
http://www.wtwcorp.com/Gianelle%20De..._6_chrome.html
one more question, what does staggered mean? I looked it up on the dictionary but don't see how it relates to wheels
I changed my mind about the TIS-07 and now am planning on going with the Gianelle Spezia-6
http://www.wtwcorp.com/Gianelle%20De..._6_chrome.html
one more question, what does staggered mean? I looked it up on the dictionary but don't see how it relates to wheels
11-12-08 | 07:06 AM
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Thanks guys
I changed my mind about the TIS-07 and now am planning on going with the Gianelle Spezia-6
http://www.wtwcorp.com/Gianelle%20De..._6_chrome.html
one more question, what does staggered mean? I looked it up on the dictionary but don't see how it relates to wheels
I changed my mind about the TIS-07 and now am planning on going with the Gianelle Spezia-6
http://www.wtwcorp.com/Gianelle%20De..._6_chrome.html
one more question, what does staggered mean? I looked it up on the dictionary but don't see how it relates to wheels
staggered means, bigger offset in the rear/bigger wider tire
it looks like this front rim size 20x8.5 rear 20x10 all sport coupes have this set up stock.. like g35 coupe, 350z and so on !
tire size front 245/35/20 rear 275/30/20
the rear will have a bigger lip if your rims have a lip and a wider tire !
there is a lot of gs's on here with that setup try to find photos and see for your self
it looks like this front rim size 20x8.5 rear 20x10 all sport coupes have this set up stock.. like g35 coupe, 350z and so on !
tire size front 245/35/20 rear 275/30/20
the rear will have a bigger lip if your rims have a lip and a wider tire !
there is a lot of gs's on here with that setup try to find photos and see for your self
Here are my staggered 19's for reference:
FRONT 19x8
REAR 19x9.5
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11-12-08 | 05:45 PM
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Well the Gianelle Spezia-6 aren't available in the staggered look so I'm going to have to go with all four 20x8.5
one more question lol, I also plan on lowering the car which are the best but inexpensive springs to put on it
Will these do the trick
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TANAB...spagenameZWDVW
one more question lol, I also plan on lowering the car which are the best but inexpensive springs to put on it
Will these do the trick
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TANAB...spagenameZWDVW
11-12-08 | 06:06 PM
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^ Just FYI, the 5x114.3 mean 5 studs/lugs, and then the spacing between the stud (centres i think) is 114.3mm This is called the PCD Pitch Circle Diameter. Therefore if you get the wrong PCD the holes on the wheels wont match the studs on your car!
11-12-08 | 06:15 PM
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Well the Gianelle Spezia-6 aren't available in the staggered look so I'm going to have to go with all four 20x8.5
one more question lol, I also plan on lowering the car which are the best but inexpensive springs to put on it
Will these do the trick
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TANAB...spagenameZWDVW
one more question lol, I also plan on lowering the car which are the best but inexpensive springs to put on it
Will these do the trick
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TANAB...spagenameZWDVW
11-12-08 | 06:20 PM
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I selected my vehicle and they displayed all wheels that fit, these happened to be one of those
