Can someone help me with wheels fitment?
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Well, I ended up getting rid of my SC300 and just picked up a IS300. Looking to get suspension and wheels for it ASAP. Wheels I'm picking up are
18X9 +25, 2.75" lip
18X10.5 +20, 4.25" lip
Is that do-able, can I make them fit with stock camber adjustment(fenders rolled and pulled?
If, so what size tires should I run?
Also, how can I achieve -6 degree camber?
18X9 +25, 2.75" lip
18X10.5 +20, 4.25" lip
Is that do-able, can I make them fit with stock camber adjustment(fenders rolled and pulled?
If, so what size tires should I run?
Also, how can I achieve -6 degree camber?
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I bet I know what wheels ur getting lol. But anyways yeah that setup will work cus I was gonna do the same for the rear before but changed plans. For that setup ur gonna have to roll ur front fenders probably run like a 205/40 or 215/35 on the 18x9s.
Then for the rears you'll have to roll/pull fenders out maybe guessing 3/4 or 1inch possibly more. Depending on how much camber you run though, could be less pull involved. You can run like a 225/40, 235/35, on the 18x10.5.
Then for the rears you'll have to roll/pull fenders out maybe guessing 3/4 or 1inch possibly more. Depending on how much camber you run though, could be less pull involved. You can run like a 225/40, 235/35, on the 18x10.5.
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Yeah for some of us it's no big deal but others I think are intimidated cus since there's basically no going back once you start pulling your fenders. Well especially for the rear quarters. Once the damage is done iz done sonn
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Don't think anyone would notice if the fenders were rolled on a stock car and don't think it would decrease value.
But they would notice if the paint on the fender was chipped and flaking off.
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Check out this thread: HELP: Guy trying to sue me for rolled fenders
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If done right, they will not look lumpy. Some Lexus models have really thick fenders in the rear(like my last GS300) and when I rolled them, it looked lumpy but I was getting the car repainted anyways so it was no big deal. IS300, have thin lips and are easy to roll and pull.