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Old 09-03-09, 07:25 PM
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Do the S5:F's fit AWD model? I have a IS250 AWD.

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Old 09-03-09, 08:42 PM
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yeah they should... i know that everyone says to go with the same width front and rear for traction, but ive seen a couple guys with AWD's and they put a staggered set up on theirs and it works just fine with no problems.

i would try to get the same overall tire diameter front and rear cuz if either front or rear is rotating faster...the ecu might get all confused lol
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Lightbulb Re: 255/35/19 Tire size

Originally Posted by javyLSU
That's actually the Lexus-recommended rear tire size for 19's on this car.

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Thats correct..

Mainly because it has an Exact rolling diameter as the 255/40/18 OEM Tire Size..
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Originally Posted by GiantsFan
WOO! Finally get to contribute to this thread!

Looking good on the Matador Red!!

What size PS2's did you end up going with???


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Old 09-04-09, 01:08 AM
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hehe i met troy earlier in the yr, told him i didn't really care for the design of his rims, no lip...

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hehe i met troy earlier in the yr, told him i didn't really care for the design of his rims, no lip...
Very cool....

Was that an event that took place in Oahu ???


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Very cool....

Was that an event that took place in Oahu ???


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Yea the motor trend new car show at our exhibition hall here. Nice guy troy
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Originally Posted by Joe Z
Looking good on the Matador Red!!

What size PS2's did you end up going with???


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Thanks Joe!!! I went with 235/35 up front and 265/30 rear.
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Originally Posted by GiantsFan
Thanks Joe!!! I went with 235/35 up front and 265/30 rear.
Very cool... !!

You have the same tire size as me..

I'm running the Yokohama Advan Sport..
The PS2's seem to "look" thicker when you do a visual comparison between the two different tire brands..

My side walls look thinner per se.

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Originally Posted by blitz_714







What is this setup?
Old 09-05-09, 04:40 PM
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very nice!!!

welcome to the five axis wheel club!
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Originally Posted by quintmann
very nice!!!

welcome to the five axis wheel club!
I agree! Its nice! But its not mine.

I was just wondering what his setup is.
Mine is coming soon.
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oh well they look like 19's...I can't tell the width or offset
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its 19x8.5 front and 19x9.5 rear, faulken 452, 235-35 front and 255-30 rear
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Originally Posted by quintmann
yeah they should... i know that everyone says to go with the same width front and rear for traction, but ive seen a couple guys with AWD's and they put a staggered set up on theirs and it works just fine with no problems.

i would try to get the same overall tire diameter front and rear cuz if either front or rear is rotating faster...the ecu might get all confused lol
Thanks for your response! What is the max width I can go with. Some say 8" max, but the S5:F's are 8.5"

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