RC350: Post Your Aftermarket Wheel Fitment and Tires

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11-24-22 | 05:18 PM

#211

Douda

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MOMO Bernina 18x9.5 square

AWD RC300 FSport

Downsized from OEM 19" FSport wheels to:
MOMO Bernina
Square setup (awd)

OEM VS. New Wheels

Girthy

Front tire clearance to strut

Front brake clearance test fitting

18x9.5, 5*114.3, +35 offset
265/40R18
Lowered on RSR Downs
No issues with brake clearance.

Just installed, will update with any rubbing issues.

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11-24-22 | 05:42 PM

#212

Douda

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Quote:

Originally Posted by tnilc

Just make sure the 18s clear the front brake calipers. I'm not sure if the base models have the same 4 piston brake calipers as the F sport.

Can confirm, my 18x9.5 +35 momo wheels fit over the FSport calipers without spacers.

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11-25-22 | 10:48 AM

#213

Douda

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No rubbing

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12-18-22 | 04:35 PM

#214

cborowski

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From: TX

Lug nuts for aftermarket wheels

I just purchased some 19” aodhan AFF7 wheels for my RC350. I’ve removed the and reinstalled the stock wheels a few times for maintenance and I noticed the lug nuts are used to center the brake rotors. What kind of lug nuts should I be looking for that will center the rotors with my aftermarket setup? I can’t seem to find any info on that. I was hoping to be able to just use the stock lug nuts but I doubt I’ll be able to do that.

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03-21-23 | 12:14 PM

#215

Trvth

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Rims

Quote:

Originally Posted by posdriftin

here are a few we have done at work
rc350 fsport with factory tires and
19x8 et 35 front
19x9.5 et 39 rear
car is lowered with tanabe springs

hi where can I find the link the those specific rims ?

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11-08-23 | 10:17 AM

#216

daohoa

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Hi Do the tires rub against the suspension ? any rubbing issue ?

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11-08-23 | 10:22 AM

#217

daohoa

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Hi do the tire rub against the suspension? is there any rubbing issues front and back ?

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03-25-24 | 12:01 PM

#218

FtMyersLS

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2019 RC350 F Sport

Wheels- 2024 Ford Mustang GT PP+ wheels. 19x9- 255/40 front, 19x9.5- 275/40 on the rear. Searching for center cap replacments as we speak.

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03-29-24 | 08:00 PM

#219

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04-18-24 | 10:48 AM

#220

damnngina

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From: HI

Quote:

Originally Posted by soneencris

I went back to 19s because of a little rubbing with the 20s, lowered on RSR downs. It's my daily so I need something practical to make it over all the cracks and bumps.
Variant Xenon Satin Bronze w/Michelin PS4 tires
19x8.5 +32 235 40 19
19x10 +40 265 35 19

Soneencris, do you have any issues with rubbing with this setup. I just changed out to 19" 8.5 +30 and 9.5 +38 running the stock 235/265 rubber and definitely need to bring it down some. Debating between swift springs or OEM F Sport springs and your setup seems to be the closest I can find to my rim size and offset. I would like the swift springs but worry I might rub with the 1.6" drop and the +30 offset in the front. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

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04-19-24 | 12:05 PM

#221

damnngina

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From: HI

2015 rc350 rwd

Vertini RFS1.8 19" x 8.5" 30mm and 19" x 9.5" 38mm
235/40/19 front, 265/35/19 rear Toyo Proxes Sport A/S
Stock suspension for now but probably going with the OEM F Sport Springs in the near future

Sorry for the bad pictures but we've had rainy weather lately. I wanted to at least get some pictures with the new rims installed.

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