18" aftermarket wheels on 2IS?
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I been member for years, and all you guys have nice rides
this my ride, I had 19's before, but I didn't like the ride, so I got 18's, but I need to lower it a little bit more
this my ride, I had 19's before, but I didn't like the ride, so I got 18's, but I need to lower it a little bit more
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Konigs??^^^^^
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Great wheels for the money! I believe yours are flow forged. Im considering the konig oversteers. Deciding on wheels is the toughest thing . .
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yes they are! And I can't remember if they're flow forged or not tbh. I was stuck on getting the TSW Nurburgring for so long but they were just a little to pricey for me.
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Here's our 2008 IS250 with 18" Konig Oversteer wheels. The chrome on our 18" OE wheels started coming off with chloride Oregon puts on the roads during the winter, so we replaced the rims with these. The front are 18X8 like OE, but the rear are slightly wider at 18X9. The rear stance is really nice now with the slightly wider wheel. We're happy with them.
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Looks good. The oversteers are nice.
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18x8 ET38 (225/40) all-around, I would've gone with wider rear wheels but those were not available. H&R -35mm springs.
@Wrauda What are those rims? Looks really sleek
@Wrauda What are those rims? Looks really sleek
#568
Looks good anapro, you can always put a spacer in the rear to eliminate that sunken in look
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Yeah, but then you have to worry about potholes, and curbs, and dips, and a whole host of other baddies.... Seattle is not a good place for lowered cars. I assume the East Coast would be the same as well.
I used to be into the "dumped" look when I was 18-21 but now that I am older (nearly 30) and paying roughly 900 a month for a car it doesnt seem to make sense to take the chance of having it damaged due to normal driving.
Now, I just want something that looks nice, rides nice, offers good performance and make me smile when I "occasionally" feel like going through some twistys.
I used to be into the "dumped" look when I was 18-21 but now that I am older (nearly 30) and paying roughly 900 a month for a car it doesnt seem to make sense to take the chance of having it damaged due to normal driving.
Now, I just want something that looks nice, rides nice, offers good performance and make me smile when I "occasionally" feel like going through some twistys.