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06-20-11, 01:42 PM
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So if I use 235--265 without lowering/rolling fenders, it shouldn't rub right even with a full turn?
I know I should lower it too, but that won't be for a while.
I know I should lower it too, but that won't be for a while.
06-20-11, 03:59 PM
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I have a 350 with a half finger drop all around. On the front I want to know if 19x9.5 et 42 would fit. Id use a spacer probably and was wondering how wide a tire I could fit? I don't really like stretch so im hoping I can get away with 245/35/19 or 245/30/19. Is this possible?
06-20-11, 06:13 PM
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since your a 250 you can run O all around. those offsets will lok sweet. roll all 4 fenders. you can run 245/35 for the stretched look or run 265/35 for meat flush(tire flush with fender) you would be able to tuck these, but since your awd going to low will cause vibration from the axle angles. 265/30 would be BEST for the rear.
Oh well. Now the 3 month wait.
06-20-11, 06:32 PM
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I have a 350 with a half finger drop all around. On the front I want to know if 19x9.5 et 42 would fit. Id use a spacer probably and was wondering how wide a tire I could fit? I don't really like stretch so im hoping I can get away with 245/35/19 or 245/30/19. Is this possible?
without knowing what kind of clearance oem wheels have, i can't say for sure whether you proposed front wheel specs work.
however, you can "get away" with 245/35-19 on a 19 x 9.5 wheel. i run that exact tire size on my 9.5" wheel.
245/40-19 is almost an inch taller than its 35-series counterpart. you'll have clearance issues w/ that size.
06-20-11, 11:21 PM
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Yes they are. Will this require any fender mods when lowered 2" or more with coils. Will these fit stock IS350 brakes without spacers? Any rubbing issue when in full turn?
06-21-11, 12:12 AM
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in terms of tires, 225/35-19 and 245/35-19. plan for fender work but don't do it until you know that you absolutely have to. do plan heat-gun some of the fender liner out of the way, though.
06-21-11, 01:27 AM
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actually, i'm now not sure if those wheels will clear the is350 brake calipers. some have said yes, some have said no, but here's something an approved CL sponsor (and probably someone w/ more expertise in the VS-XX A/O/R disk dilemma) posted a few pages back:
not sure if that made any sense, but i would contact RavSpec to determine caliper clearance to make sure they actually fit.
in terms of tires, 225/35-19 and 245/35-19. plan for fender work but don't do it until you know that you absolutely have to. do plan heat-gun some of the fender liner out of the way, though.
not sure if that made any sense, but i would contact RavSpec to determine caliper clearance to make sure they actually fit.
in terms of tires, 225/35-19 and 245/35-19. plan for fender work but don't do it until you know that you absolutely have to. do plan heat-gun some of the fender liner out of the way, though.
06-21-11, 07:16 AM
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Can you fit a square set of 19x10.5 +15 all around? I'm pretty sure the rear will just take a minor stretch and more negative camber. But can the front get that aggressive without being obliterated?
06-21-11, 07:44 AM
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the front will NEED A PULL and removal of the bumper tab. you will need to stretch a 235/35 and itll fit
this is a very aggressive setup but will turn out great if you go ahead with it