Rear 18x10 Fitment Issues?
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Rear 18x10 Fitment Issues?
Just wondering if there are any fitment issues for an 18x10 +44 wheel for the rear on a ls400. The fronts would be 17x9 +44. Also, what size tires you guys would you guys recomend?
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92 ls400
i found some real volks in my price range. only problem is they are 17x9 in front. 18x10 in back should be ok...
i am wondering about tire size...
i found some real volks in my price range. only problem is they are 17x9 in front. 18x10 in back should be ok...
i am wondering about tire size...
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i had problems fitting my front wheels in 19x8.5+33. the spokes are not clearing the front caliper. i'd say it's more because of the wheel design. i am going to buy spacers and extended lugs in order to make it fit. hopefully this will give you an idea of how close you're working at.
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[QUOTE=AoyamaJPN;2308064]Well, I plan to lower it about 1"... will the 245/45 combo work without rubbing?[/QUOTE
In all honesty I would drop down to 245/40 b/c that is the profile (40) I am running now; although I have 235/40 so my tire is not as wide as yours, however I am having no rub issues at all. My car is also lowered 1" on H&R springs. Not sure of 245/45 will rub or not, you may catch it going over large bumps and dips.
In all honesty I would drop down to 245/40 b/c that is the profile (40) I am running now; although I have 235/40 so my tire is not as wide as yours, however I am having no rub issues at all. My car is also lowered 1" on H&R springs. Not sure of 245/45 will rub or not, you may catch it going over large bumps and dips.