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07-27-17, 06:53 PM
#1051
I have a set of Rays G25 19" 8.5 ET35, I will have to run square setup. Would appreciate anyone who has this setup for the rear to post some pictures here and what would be the ideal tyres size to use. Appreciate your comments!
07-29-17, 09:33 AM
#1053
Hey guys, could use input. planning to run TE37 Saga in 18x9.5 +38 18x10.5+24, would this be too much for rear on complete stock F-sport suspension and setup? or would i be better off going 18x9 +35 , 18x10+35. Trying to make no adjustments to vehicle unless necessary. All input would be appreciated. Thanks.
07-29-17, 10:42 AM
#1054
07-29-17, 10:45 AM
#1055
Hey guys, could use input. planning to run TE37 Saga in 18x9.5 +38 18x10.5+24, would this be too much for rear on complete stock F-sport suspension and setup? or would i be better off going 18x9 +35 , 18x10+35. Trying to make no adjustments to vehicle unless necessary. All input would be appreciated. Thanks.
Fronts will fit fine in either setup (Id do 9.5's personally) . Rear is too aggressive in the 10.5 the offset needs to be a 40 to 45.
The 10 +35 will be pretty aggressive but will fit and would benefit from some tire stretch.
If you want some meat on your
tires Id go an even more conservative offset
07-29-17, 02:27 PM
#1057
Hey guys, could use input. planning to run TE37 Saga in 18x9.5 +38 18x10.5+24, would this be too much for rear on complete stock F-sport suspension and setup? or would i be better off going 18x9 +35 , 18x10+35. Trying to make no adjustments to vehicle unless necessary. All input would be appreciated. Thanks.
07-30-17, 08:52 AM
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Fronts will fit fine in either setup (Id do 9.5's personally) . Rear is too aggressive in the 10.5 the offset needs to be a 40 to 45.
The 10 +35 will be pretty aggressive but will fit and would benefit from some tire stretch.
If you want some meat on your
tires Id go an even more conservative offset
The 10 +35 will be pretty aggressive but will fit and would benefit from some tire stretch.
If you want some meat on your
tires Id go an even more conservative offset
07-30-17, 03:24 PM
#1059
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Hi guys, New to the Lexus family. Leasing a 17 IS300 F-Sport.
Wondering if I can fit some Cosmis MRII 18x9.5f +15 and 18X10.5r +20 would fit on the car prior to buying them and losing time and money. Thanks in advanced!
Wondering if I can fit some Cosmis MRII 18x9.5f +15 and 18X10.5r +20 would fit on the car prior to buying them and losing time and money. Thanks in advanced!
07-30-17, 06:39 PM
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To answer your question, the offsets are way too low for the size rim.
If you want a fitment with no issues, 19X8.5 +35 front and 19X9.5 +40...or as close to those offsets that the rim manufacturer makes.
You could got to 9 in the front and 10 in the rear with the same offsets, but beyond that you're pretty much playing with fire.
Check out the wheel thread in the main 3IS forum...tons of pages of ideas, pics, and sizes.
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07-31-17, 08:37 PM
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07-31-17, 09:08 PM
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07-31-17, 09:18 PM
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As you can see in my signature I have a similar setup. My fronts rub at full lock on the brake vents that stick through the inner fender liner...which isn't a big deal at all.
Yours will likely be a little worse with the +40 in the front. Good choice on the tire size for the front...it's only a +1 size to what would be the matching circumference for the stock F Sport wheel.
The RSR Downs will help a bit, but honestly the rear tire is just too big. The offset is pretty good...+40 would have worked too, but you gotta bring that tire size down if you want to have any hope of not rubbing...and carrying passengers.
Maybe a 245/30 or 255/30 in the rear. Depends what's available.
07-31-17, 10:50 PM
#1065
Based on the pic, I would agree that you're rubbing pretty bad in the back.
As you can see in my signature I have a similar setup. My fronts rub at full lock on the brake vents that stick through the inner fender liner...which isn't a big deal at all.
Yours will likely be a little worse with the +40 in the front. Good choice on the tire size for the front...it's only a +1 size to what would be the matching circumference for the stock F Sport wheel.
The RSR Downs will help a bit, but honestly the rear tire is just too big. The offset is pretty good...+40 would have worked too, but you gotta bring that tire size down if you want to have any hope of not rubbing...and carrying passengers.
Maybe a 245/30 or 255/30 in the rear. Depends what's available.
As you can see in my signature I have a similar setup. My fronts rub at full lock on the brake vents that stick through the inner fender liner...which isn't a big deal at all.
Yours will likely be a little worse with the +40 in the front. Good choice on the tire size for the front...it's only a +1 size to what would be the matching circumference for the stock F Sport wheel.
The RSR Downs will help a bit, but honestly the rear tire is just too big. The offset is pretty good...+40 would have worked too, but you gotta bring that tire size down if you want to have any hope of not rubbing...and carrying passengers.
Maybe a 245/30 or 255/30 in the rear. Depends what's available.