MRR Wheels new for Lexus gs350
11-08-07, 01:17 PM
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MRR Wheels new for Lexus gs350
hey guys, i just got a new 07 gs350 in mercury metallic and finally decided to get some new shoes for her along with eibachs. After plenty of researching, this new company has been getting great reviews and especially offer great prices for the wheels. Im gonna be getting 20's. They should be coming in a week. Ill post pics of my car when they arrive but in the mean time, this is what it should exactly look like. Let me know what you guys think! Thanks CL for all the helpful input..Tire size is SOOOOO important if you dont want to rub and intend on riding with people in the backseat!
07 lexus gs350
mercury metallic
eibach pro-kit
GT1 Mrr wheels 20's 245/30zr/20;285/25/20
tba hks hi exhaust.
07 lexus gs350
mercury metallic
eibach pro-kit
GT1 Mrr wheels 20's 245/30zr/20;285/25/20
tba hks hi exhaust.
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11-08-07, 06:07 PM
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love it.
the staggered gt1's chrome in 19 is what I am getting ready to order
I've already lowered mine with the Tanabe's..
where are you buying them by the way?
congrats...post close ups when you get them on...
the staggered gt1's chrome in 19 is what I am getting ready to order
I've already lowered mine with the Tanabe's..
where are you buying them by the way?
congrats...post close ups when you get them on...
11-08-07, 08:50 PM
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yeah these wheels almost seem meant to be for this car! I bought em at a local performance shop in los angeles. Post some pictures of yours too when you get em in!
11-09-07, 02:32 AM
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In my humble opinion that is about the best look you can get for a GS3...I am going to order a set of the exact same wheels from the US before December. I am still struggling with two setups:
Staggered 19's in silver and no lowering (going for the OEM look)
Staggered 20's in chrome, tanabe nf210
My car looks dark blue most of the time so I'm not 100% sure about how it would look in chrome.
What offset are you going for?
Staggered 19's in silver and no lowering (going for the OEM look)
Staggered 20's in chrome, tanabe nf210
My car looks dark blue most of the time so I'm not 100% sure about how it would look in chrome.
What offset are you going for?
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In my humble opinion that is about the best look you can get for a GS3...I am going to order a set of the exact same wheels from the US before December. I am still struggling with two setups:
Staggered 19's in silver and no lowering (going for the OEM look)
What offset are you going for?
Staggered 19's in silver and no lowering (going for the OEM look)
What offset are you going for?
F 8.5 245.35.19
R 9.5 275.30.19
i think i recall seeing something like +44?? not really sure what is needed for the above set up
11-09-07, 05:20 PM
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8.5 all around is your best bet. tire size your looking at is just great considering youre getting 19's. But if you can, go with 20's!!! I think youll thank me later!
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I'm not sure what the OEM offset is, but from what I can see if you're using 8.5 inch width the offset everybody goes for is +35 and if you're using wider wheels it will be 40 something (43 for 10" and 45 for 9.5"). As I understand it 0 offset means the plane of the bolts will be in the centre of the wheel, a positive offset moves the centre of the wheel in towards the car.
