2006 Gs300 Awd Glacier Mica With Lowenhart Wheels!!!!
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08-15-05, 02:40 PM
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Once you lower it you won't need bigger wheels. The drop will make it all come together and feel perfect. 19"s are within OEM specs anyways so you will be in great shape. 
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08-15-05, 09:40 PM
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Don't want to pile on but have to...
YOU HAVE TO LOWER THAT THING!
It's ok to roll around on stock rims at stock ride height, but come on, driving on $4,000 worth of rims (19's no less) at that stock ride height is pretty lame (no offense). It's like buying a $4,000 suit and not having it tailored. Spend the extra $500. ALL IMHO.
YOU HAVE TO LOWER THAT THING!
It's ok to roll around on stock rims at stock ride height, but come on, driving on $4,000 worth of rims (19's no less) at that stock ride height is pretty lame (no offense). It's like buying a $4,000 suit and not having it tailored. Spend the extra $500. ALL IMHO.
08-17-05, 08:57 AM
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Originally Posted by MR LEX NY
4,000 lol how dare you 5,300
08-18-05, 12:05 AM
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I had those exact same wheels on my second gen GS and really liked the way they looked on it. I am leaning more towards a mag on the 3rd gen though. Nice look, brings back memories. 
