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They are BBS Wheels also, I think they were lighter than the GS F ones if I recall correctly:
Specs are also: Front 19x9 Offset 50 Rear 19x10 Offset 41
I also have a slightly from Spec modified back lift drop of Swift lowering Springs.
They are BBS Wheels also, I think they were lighter than the GS F ones if I recall correctly:
Specs are also: Front 19x9 Offset 50 Rear 19x10 Offset 41
I also have a slightly from Spec modified back lift drop of Swift lowering Springs.
Offset is stamped on the wheel as a ET value which refers to the German phrase "Einpress Tiefe" ET usually expressed in millimeters.
@mostafa1989 The GSF wheels looks sweet!! has your car been lowered?
No, i changed rear struts to KYB and car height went up mysteriously (if you search so many people have this issue), then i just cut the rear spring by 1 round only to level the front
and finally i changed my front Tires from Continental 235/40/19 to 245/40/19 Michelin Pilot Sport 5 (like rear) and fortunately there is no issue
UPDATE: I just installed General Gmax RS tires. Front: 245/40 19 Rear 275/35 19. The front fit great with 10mm spacers. Upsizing from 235’s looks better… The car also handles better but that’s to be expected with new tires. Even though General GMax are made by Continental, I might go back to Continentals when these wear out in a year or two. At least with Continentals they can be rotated side to side.
jgscott, do you have wheel spacers up front? I have GSF wheels on my GS350 base model with 10mm spacers and want to increase my front tire size. I currently have 235/40 19's like OP and I am looking at purchasing 245/40 19. Do you think they will fit with the 10mm wheel spacers?