lowered on 20's...
04-13-06, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by IS_250
My bro took a few pics of my IS and just wanted to share with you guys. Finally lowered it on 06 GS 430 Tein s-tech.
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04-13-06, 05:30 PM
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Originally Posted by 4TehNguyen
did you have to quote when youre the second poster
LOL quoting is not a problem, its when they quote and leave the IMG tags, so we get the same pics AGAIN!! (lol j/k and busting chops
)Car looks great, althought the front gap could be closed just a tad. I really like the new Lexus designs, they seem to have much more of a familial appearance (kinda like the 1993 -95 model years when the cars had similar cues)
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04-13-06, 08:06 PM
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Wow, I'm surprised there's still a bit of wheelgap in the front with the s-techs.
Taking a look at the pics again... and other pics with 20's... IMO... they are too big for the car. 19's or even 18's with a nice drop will look perfect for me. But
for a nice clean car!
Taking a look at the pics again... and other pics with 20's... IMO... they are too big for the car. 19's or even 18's with a nice drop will look perfect for me. But
for a nice clean car!
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04-14-06, 09:38 AM
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Originally Posted by IS_250
the front is 225/35/20.. which is smallish for an 8.5" wheel. i would go with 235/35, but it would probably rub a bit more. i was trying get a taller overall diameter so that it would still ride decent.
We have pretty much the same set up but im thinking going back to 19's with staggared setup
the Rubber is just to thin for me