2jz_drifts

I was wondering if anybody can tell me how big and wide of a wheels i can put on my car before it start to rub or cause modification to it and the number of the off set all help will be greatly appreciated

the car is a 2000 Lexus GS and yes the car will be lower i know that the height of the car is a factor of the wheels and the tires too but i just want to go as big as i can without doing little or to no modification to it at all.... thank

phillygs3

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Depends on suspension and how much camber your willing to run, If your willing to roll the fronts and shave the rears I can give you the exact specs to be flush .

excluesive

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do you really want to give that out? LOL

phillygs3

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Chris we are way beyond just rolling and shaving , so I think we are safe LOL I'm tired of seeing guys *** there fitment up

2jz_drifts

well i didn't want to really roll the fender or anything but yeah man if you can help me out i would love to know the spec of it and do you have any pic if so can i see some and thank for helping me out man greatly appreciated

Sonic_RC

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Without any fender or suspension modifications I would say the largest you can put on and still stay within proper specs would be 20x9 front and 20x10 rear with an offset of anywhere from 35-45.

For those who are looking for a "flush" setup, this is pretty weak fitment. But if you're looking for the widest wheels to fit the widest tires possible this should set you on the right track.

SPRTNYDSN

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I was curious about this also. I'm getting coilovers and I want to just roll and shave fenders to have a simple flush look.

phillygs3

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Remember fellas , It also depends on how low you are The lower you are the more aggressive you can go. Also depends on how much your willing to stretch the tires. For instance, 19x9 +10 and a 19x10+10 can be done with a roll in the front and a shave in the rear with some camber and stretch (215/35 and 235/35) tires. And that with tucking tires. If your running coils and have no finger gap and fenders are above the tire add 5mm's to those offsets

SPRTNYDSN

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I can tell you now that I'm not really into stretching tires. You know how NYC streets are, this is a daily driver but I do like like driving low.

20x8.5/20x10 5x114 Black Opal Offset 25/r 36/f
Privat Rennstadt


What can I do with these rims? Do I need to add spacers,,blah blah blah???? A Novice asking a Professional low rider.

2jz_drifts

thank everyone on there input, i'm wanting to know this before i purchase some wheel and i want to go as big and wide as i can before i need to do any modification it going to be a dd so i still like to have the comfort and less camber wear as possible the car will be lower on some coil over maybe with a 1in away from the tire to the fender now i want the car to sit low also so should i lower the car with bigger wheel or the height with smaller wheels...also anyone know any nice camber kit set up

sinistervr

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and hat is that exact spec??

dejavu157

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what offset can u run with 19x9 and 19x10 rolled and shaved.

phillygs3

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what susspension? and what size tires?

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A massive amount depends on camber and stretch too

sinistervr

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you tell me! we will say for a daily driver, and coilovers..