22'' rims width and offset
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hi, i just bought a 07 lexus ls 460L and i'm planning on putting some 22'' rims on them. i searched around to see what width and offset i can go. i seen people putting 22x9 and 22x10 with 35 offset and i seen people put 22x9.5 and 22x10.5 with 30 offset. i would like to know exactly which is true. i'm also going to be lowering my car on tanabe nf210 springs. can you guys help me out. thanks.
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i will need to dig up what i had on my 9.5 and 10.5, but i think around 30 was about right. if i am correct on the offsets, those are on the aggressive side. i had to shave the whole rear fenders and rolled the front.
so it depends on how aggressive you want to get. 9 and 10 +35 are definitely more conservative (safer)
so it depends on how aggressive you want to get. 9 and 10 +35 are definitely more conservative (safer)
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oic... now if i did shave the rear fenders and rolled the front to get as low as a 30 offset. how much or will i get a bigger lip? i'm planning on getting some vip modular vr08. in your opinion would it be worth it to do all that to get a bigger lip?
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amount of lip mostly has to do with the spoke design, but given the same spoke design, you do get more lips with lower offsets. if you ask me, i say it's worth it to shave fenders for more lips, but that's also more work and need careful calculation including tire sizes to make sure no rubbing.
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http://www.insixthgear.com/feature/2...ip-modular.htm
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