FIRST set of LC818's mounted on white IS250 - quick shoot
05-06-10, 01:19 AM
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can't see shiet with the black rims lol. silver looks super tight
wheeldude, the teaser pic is the +30 +38 offset right?
wheeldude, the teaser pic is the +30 +38 offset right?
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05-06-10, 06:23 AM
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1. You never heard of it because it doesn't exist. LOL It's just my personal car project, code name Yokohama, Japan.
2. In regards to rubn'...zero rubn on straight line, zero rubn with 4 passengers (whoo hooo!! huge plus!) BUT when I make "hard turns" the front will rub just a bit, but not enough to worry about.
3. Silver or Black: It's obvious if you want to show off your wheels from a mile away, go with silver. If you want to show off your wheels from 2 ft. away, go with black. I never liked black, until now, especially after seeing it in person.
4. I'm running Tein coilovers. The wheel gap is about a finger from the fender. I'm going to drop another 1" and add 5mm spacers (f) and 10mm (r) and it will sit hellaflush.
05-06-10, 08:12 AM
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I'm certain you can tuck the tires without any major issues...you will probably just hear more rubn' on fast cornering/turns.
I'm running Falken FK452
225x35x19 Front
265x30x19 Rear
IMO - this is the perfect tire size...especially if you plan to tuck and/or have a flush setup, which I plan to do.
05-06-10, 10:42 AM
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Finally! Here are some of the pics from our photoshoot last night.
My 2009 IS250 YOKOHAMA, (and I don't mean the tires) JAPAN Edition. Many more mods to come, just waiting for the parts to arrive...
Once again, I want to thank Zoeb and his team for their outstanding customer service!!
My 2009 IS250 YOKOHAMA, (and I don't mean the tires) JAPAN Edition. Many more mods to come, just waiting for the parts to arrive...
Once again, I want to thank Zoeb and his team for their outstanding customer service!!
All you need to do is press in the fender liner by heating it up with a heat gun...other than that, it's good to go
Zoeb
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