18" aftermarket wheels on 2IS?
09-13-09, 01:45 AM
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yeah. true mikez..i can get my 2IS wrecked here without wrecking it your way demik. You know with the road conditions and all haha That's why i am aiming for aggressive/sexy look for my 2IS but still have the Lexus comfort..riding smoothly with style~ haha
09-13-09, 08:15 AM
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Any shots of your 2IS in the country?
09-13-09, 04:51 PM
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i have few pics of my 2IS..but y'all's 2IS are way out of my league. So i decided not to post pics til i get my wheels and dropped 
atleast its a good intro of my 2IS to CL.
atleast its a good intro of my 2IS to CL.
04-03-10, 05:47 PM
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Just one persons perspective- but 18s will offer lighter, better performing, wheels...
I never put anything on my car that makes it -slower- like 20s would.
Not to mention, if you've no plans to lower the car, 18s will look better too. 20s would look ridiculous at stock ride height (or even sport suspension ride height)
I never put anything on my car that makes it -slower- like 20s would.
Not to mention, if you've no plans to lower the car, 18s will look better too. 20s would look ridiculous at stock ride height (or even sport suspension ride height)
04-28-10, 12:30 AM
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cuse my front is 18"x8.5 +30, what tires size should I run? 225/40 or 235/40? I will be droping the car on Tein SS, and I want to make it flush with my fender without modding any my fender.
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fender liner yes, but only full turn tho, if you can stand the full turn rubbing i think you are ok. or simply just get 225/35/18, im 99% sure no rub, again depends on how low you are.