21" vs 22"
03-29-20, 07:42 PM
#1
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21" vs 22"
What will fit best for best for the LC5000 without issues of rubbing. 21's or 22's.
F：10.0J×22 SemiConcave
R：12.0J×22 SemiConcave
Pirelli P Zero NERO GT
F: 265/30/22 R: 315/25/22
OR
F&R：10.0J×21 DeepConcave
Pirelli P Zero
F&R: 275/35/21
F：10.0J×22 SemiConcave
R：12.0J×22 SemiConcave
Pirelli P Zero NERO GT
F: 265/30/22 R: 315/25/22
OR
F&R：10.0J×21 DeepConcave
Pirelli P Zero
F&R: 275/35/21
03-29-20, 07:51 PM
#2
Why the 21 square vs 22 staggered? What wheels?
-Josh
-Josh
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asinow (03-30-20)
03-29-20, 10:33 PM
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You neglected to list offset
That's an important measurement. For the 22s the front OD is 28.3" and 28.2". Stock Front & Rear is 28.7" and 28.5". So the 22" OD is a bit small, but not bad. Bigger fender wheel gap. If it were me, and it was. I did 21s - 9½ & 10½. Michelin PS4S 255/40/21 and 295/35/21. Front and Rear OD is 29". Fills the wheel openings nicely and handles really well.
Oh - My offsets are +5mm Front and +15mm Rear.
Lou
That's an important measurement. For the 22s the front OD is 28.3" and 28.2". Stock Front & Rear is 28.7" and 28.5". So the 22" OD is a bit small, but not bad. Bigger fender wheel gap. If it were me, and it was. I did 21s - 9½ & 10½. Michelin PS4S 255/40/21 and 295/35/21. Front and Rear OD is 29". Fills the wheel openings nicely and handles really well.Oh - My offsets are +5mm Front and +15mm Rear.
Lou
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