staggered help with rims help..........is250awd..
12-22-08, 04:42 PM
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staggered help with rims help..........is250awd..
i want 2 purchase a set of mrr gt1 staggered and alot of people r tellin me i cant do it on that car want 2 know how many of you guys have done this i want 19" there tellin me 19x 8.5 all the way around instead of 19x9.5 in the rear im new 2 this so please give me some input thanks i also want 2 lower the car also thanks....
12-22-08, 07:41 PM
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im new 2 this site but anyways just askin questions figured someone would help me out sorry bro... dont got 2 be a smart *** tho... i need 2 know this because i ordered them anyone else please help wow... i figured everyone would be nice and help each other out ,,, on here
12-22-08, 07:50 PM
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If you want you can do it, why can't you?
Only a few people on here run stagger on their AWD, and all of their cars spend most of its life time under covers and in the garage, only one person runs stagger and drives about is probably love63 (I think).
So you wont get much feedback in regards to this subject except speculation as to the long term adverse effects of stagger on the awd.
Only a few people on here run stagger on their AWD, and all of their cars spend most of its life time under covers and in the garage, only one person runs stagger and drives about is probably love63 (I think).
So you wont get much feedback in regards to this subject except speculation as to the long term adverse effects of stagger on the awd.
12-22-08, 07:59 PM
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i want 2 purchase a set of mrr gt1 staggered and alot of people r tellin me i cant do it on that car want 2 know how many of you guys have done this i want 19" there tellin me 19x 8.5 all the way around instead of 19x9.5 in the rear im new 2 this so please give me some input thanks i also want 2 lower the car also thanks....
here are the threads you need to look at:
After Market Wheels Thread:
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...our-setup.html
Branded Wheels ( Volk, Enkei, BBS..etc)
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...ead-index.html
You don't judge someone's English, because not everybody's mother tongue language is English and it's not the first language on earth
I remember someone have made a post and he/she didn't search
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im new 2 this site but anyways just askin questions figured someone would help me out sorry bro... dont got 2 be a smart *** tho... i need 2 know this because i ordered them anyone else please help wow... i figured everyone would be nice and help each other out ,,, on here
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12-22-08, 08:07 PM
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https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...is250-awd.html
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...wd-setups.html
here some links to help you out hommie
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...wd-setups.html
here some links to help you out hommie
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12-22-08, 08:12 PM
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thanks for ur feedback what would u recommend on doin
12-22-08, 08:13 PM
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If you want you can do it, why can't you?
Only a few people on here run stagger on their AWD, and all of their cars spend most of its life time under covers and in the garage, only one person runs stagger and drives about is probably love63 (I think).
So you wont get much feedback in regards to this subject except speculation as to the long term adverse effects of stagger on the awd.
Only a few people on here run stagger on their AWD, and all of their cars spend most of its life time under covers and in the garage, only one person runs stagger and drives about is probably love63 (I think).
So you wont get much feedback in regards to this subject except speculation as to the long term adverse effects of stagger on the awd.
12-22-08, 08:16 PM
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https://www.clublexus.com/forums/is-...is250-awd.html
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...wd-setups.html
here some links to help you out hommie
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sus...wd-setups.html
here some links to help you out hommie
12-22-08, 08:24 PM
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Personally I would go for it and just keep the same tire wall size front and back so both front and back rolls with rotational velocity (same rolling diameter).
I myself went with non staggered, but I have 1" spacer in the rear to stick my wheel out, which is like the same thing as stagger and running same rolling diameter instead of the typical larger tires in the rear.
I myself went with non staggered, but I have 1" spacer in the rear to stick my wheel out, which is like the same thing as stagger and running same rolling diameter instead of the typical larger tires in the rear.
12-22-08, 08:27 PM
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Personally I would go for it and just keep the same tire wall size front and back so both front and back rolls with rotational velocity (same rolling diameter).
I myself went with non staggered, but I have 1" spacer in the rear to stick my wheel out, which is like the same thing as stagger and running same rolling diameter instead of the typical larger tires in the rear.
I myself went with non staggered, but I have 1" spacer in the rear to stick my wheel out, which is like the same thing as stagger and running same rolling diameter instead of the typical larger tires in the rear.
12-22-08, 08:36 PM
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that wouldnt work.
35% of 235cm will give you a lower tire wall height as compare to 35% of 265cm.
Having the rear tires rotate slower than the front tires is a sure way to wear down your all wheel drive train.
35% of 235cm will give you a lower tire wall height as compare to 35% of 265cm.
Having the rear tires rotate slower than the front tires is a sure way to wear down your all wheel drive train.
12-22-08, 08:37 PM
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If you want you can do it, why can't you?
Only a few people on here run stagger on their AWD, and all of their cars spend most of its life time under covers and in the garage, only one person runs stagger and drives about is probably love63 (I think).
So you wont get much feedback in regards to this subject except speculation as to the long term adverse effects of stagger on the awd.
Only a few people on here run stagger on their AWD, and all of their cars spend most of its life time under covers and in the garage, only one person runs stagger and drives about is probably love63 (I think).
So you wont get much feedback in regards to this subject except speculation as to the long term adverse effects of stagger on the awd.
12-22-08, 10:07 PM
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im running staggered on my awd (oem 18s) and the downfall is you cant rotate your tires, so that means youll probably go through two sets of rears before swapping your fronts. and yes, its my daily (with too many miles already). i would go 19x8.5 all around if i were you 