Mildly Aggressive Wheel Fitment ls430?
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Mildly Aggressive Wheel Fitment ls430?
What is a mildly aggressive wheel fitment on ls430? Im ok with a roll or a shave but I dont want to do any pulling? Assuming 20" with a fair drop?
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I am trying to get the same answers, from what I've gathered so far we can have a 3in lip in the front and a 4in lip in the back. I think this equates to about a 20x9.5 +20 (Fr) and a 20x10.5 +19 (Rr). I am trying to do the same thing, it's hard to get info though. I just want mine to look clean....
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I was in the same boat when i first bought my LS430. After 3 sets of wheels you learn a thing or two about what fits and what doesn't. You can do all the number crunching and asking what fits and what doesn't, but it's just really not that simple. A combination of ride height, camber, tire size, wheel width, wheel offset, and fender work will equate to what your stance looks like.
My advice ... get a set of wheels based on lip size and face design, then make your car fit those wheels.
My advice ... get a set of wheels based on lip size and face design, then make your car fit those wheels.
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I was in the same boat when i first bought my LS430. After 3 sets of wheels you learn a thing or two about what fits and what doesn't. You can do all the number crunching and asking what fits and what doesn't, but it's just really not that simple. A combination of ride height, camber, tire size, wheel width, wheel offset, and fender work will equate to what your stance looks like.
My advice ... get a set of wheels based on lip size and face design, then make your car fit those wheels.
My advice ... get a set of wheels based on lip size and face design, then make your car fit those wheels.
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i am running 20x9 +30 up front with a 225x35x20 (stretched); the car is slammed and i rub when turning sharp up front. the front fenders are shaved on one side and slightly rolled on the other. they both rub equally but the side that's shaved is less structurally tough if you will and every time that side rubs it bends the fender out a little and i have to go bend it back in.
i actually had to raise up the front a little more than i would like because of the rubbing especially when i have a passenger over 100 lbs up front.
i actually had to raise up the front a little more than i would like because of the rubbing especially when i have a passenger over 100 lbs up front.
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i am running 20x9 +30 up front with a 225x35x20 (stretched); the car is slammed and i rub when turning sharp up front. the front fenders are shaved on one side and slightly rolled on the other. they both rub equally but the side that's shaved is less structurally tough if you will and every time that side rubs it bends the fender out a little and i have to go bend it back in.
i actually had to raise up the front a little more than i would like because of the rubbing especially when i have a passenger over 100 lbs up front.
i actually had to raise up the front a little more than i would like because of the rubbing especially when i have a passenger over 100 lbs up front.
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the only reason you didn't rub worse ^ ^ ^ when turning is because my static height is lower than your driving height. when i rode around on 9 with the controller i was at least 2 inches higher. even with the ss kit i am at least 1 inch lower presently. the UL is a little bouncy and even now i have my spring rate set pretty damn soft. like 4 clicks from full soft. it makes for a smoother ride but i sacrifice on the bumps when turning and such.